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Venezuela Fury married her sweetheart in a stunning ceremony on the Isle of Man, completing her fairytale look with an unexpected footwear choice. Her parents fully support the young couple's decision to start their lives together.
The United States and Venezuela are reopening diplomatic relations after months of engagement following the capture of former president Nicolás Maduro. The move signals hope for democratic transition and economic recovery in Venezuela.
Team Venezuela is sharing their rich cultural heritage on baseball's biggest stage by performing tambores, a traditional Afro-Venezuelan dance, before every World Baseball Classic game. The joyful pre-game ritual has captivated fans worldwide while celebrating Venezuela's deep musical roots.
All known American citizens held in Venezuela have been released following the country's political transition. The releases mark a significant shift after the U.S. capture of former President Nicolás Maduro in recent weeks.
The country known for oil reserves sits on enough offshore wind potential to generate 10 times its current electricity needs. Experts say Venezuela's shallow, windy waters could power a renewable energy transformation.
A coastal nation famous for oil reserves has enough wind energy potential to generate ten times its electricity needs. Experts say Venezuela's shallow waters and strong coastal winds position it perfectly for a renewable energy transformation.
A country known for massive oil reserves sits on enough offshore wind potential to power itself ten times over. Venezuela's shallow, windy waters could transform it into a renewable energy powerhouse.
Venezuela's National Assembly unanimously approved an amnesty law that could free hundreds of people jailed for opposing the government. The long-awaited legislation marks a potential turning point for families who've waited years to reunite with loved ones.
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The United States and Venezuela are rebuilding their relationship after years of tension, opening the door to stability and democratic elections. It's a fresh start that could transform the lives of millions of Venezuelans.
Venezuela's lawmakers are working to pass a historic amnesty bill that could free hundreds of political prisoners and end nearly three decades of state repression. After postponing Thursday's vote to resolve implementation details, the National Assembly will reconvene next week to complete the landmark legislation.
After almost seven years, commercial flights between the US and Venezuela are taking off again. The change reconnects hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan families separated by distance and political turmoil.
Venezuela won its first World Baseball Classic championship, prompting the interim government to declare a national holiday as millions celebrated together. In a country divided by political turmoil, baseball became the unifying force that brought everyone to the streets in joy.
The United States and Venezuela are reestablishing diplomatic relations for the first time since 2019, opening doors for renewed cooperation. The move signals hope for democratic transition and new economic opportunities in the resource-rich nation.
Venezuela's new interim government just passed a sweeping amnesty law that could reunite hundreds of families torn apart by years of political imprisonment. After weeks of families holding vigils outside prison walls, loved ones are finally coming home.
The United States is rapidly restoring diplomatic ties with Venezuela, ending a five-year freeze that began in 2019. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the move will help push the nation toward democratic elections after years of authoritarian rule.
Venezuela's National Assembly unanimously approved a groundbreaking amnesty law that could free political prisoners and lift bans on opposition leaders. After years of political tension, both government and opposition members voted together for reconciliation.
Venezuela's new acting president announced plans to free political prisoners and close a notorious torture facility, bringing hope to families who haven't seen loved ones in months. The proposal would cover all political violence cases dating back to 1999.
After devastating back-to-back earthquakes hit Venezuela, countries across five continents are mobilizing hundreds of rescue workers and tons of supplies. The global response shows how nations can come together when disaster strikes.
Venezuela's new government is shutting down the notorious El Helicoide prison and proposing amnesty for political prisoners dating back to 1999. Families who waited months outside prison walls are finally seeing their loved ones walk free.
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After months of international pressure, Venezuela has released 383 political prisoners since January, including prominent opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa. The government is now considering an amnesty law that could free hundreds more and transform a notorious detention center into a community sports facility.
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