Venezuela
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LIFE
When Saints Walk Among the People: Caracas Seeks Healing in Faith and Memory
A year after José Gregorio Hernández and Carmen Rendiles became Venezuela’s first saints, pilgrims in Caracas carry grief, gratitude, and…
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ANALYSIS
Venezuela Vows to Reform Hate Law After Forcing Opposition Into Silence
Venezuela’s proposed hate law reform follows years of prosecutions and an official admission of abuse. With hundreds still under court…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Fishermen Battle Oil Spills As Venezuela Fights for Petroleum Revival
Venezuela’s oil revival promises prosperity, but Lake Maracaibo’s fishermen face ruined nets, longer trips, and unreliable refrigeration. Their struggle raises…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Latin America Braces for Thousands of Deaths as Super El Niño Intensifies
El Niño could bring thousands of additional heat deaths to Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela, exposing a regional fault line: surviving…
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LIFE
Venezuelan Father Shot by ICE Remains Detained as Family Pleads for Care
Wilber Garcés drove deliveries in Austin to support his family in Venezuela. After an immigration agent shot him, the 28-year-old…
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ECONOMY
Venezuela Signs Away a Century to Fuel America’s Oil Ambitions
Venezuela’s sweeping oil agreement with Washington promises revival, investment, and cheaper energy. Yet, century-long concessions, Pentagon ownership, and opaque control…
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LIFE
Venezuela Earthquake Pets Wait Behind Bars for Families to Return
Two months after earthquakes killed more than 6,500 people, 700 dogs and cats remain sheltered in La Guaira. Their wounds…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela Floods Expose How Rain Finds the Same Forgotten Streets
Six people remain missing after torrential rains flooded Caracas and neighboring states, turning rivers into traps, burying homes in mud…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela Returns to Dialogue After Ruin, Revolt, and Repeated Betrayals
Venezuela enters its ninth government-opposition dialogue on August 1, scarred by Nicolás Maduro’s capture, catastrophic earthquakes, and twelve years of…
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SPORTS
Venezuelan Judoka Trains Through Ruins Toward an Unbroken Olympic Dream
Jonhelius Patete kept training eight hours daily while earthquakes shattered homes across Venezuela. His bronze medal in Santo Domingo is…
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