Nicolas Maduro

The Trump administration offered the reward for information leading to the arrest of Maikel Moreno, a close ally of socialist President Nicolás Maduro.

The Trump administration is still demanding that President Nicolas Maduro relinquish power, accusing him of corruption and huiman rights abuses.

The Trump administration should follow the Monroe Doctrine and prevent Iranian meddling in our hemisphere.

"The end of Ramadan brings us the arrival of the Fortune ship, a sign of the solidarity of the Islamic people of Iran with Venezuela," Venezuela leader Nicolás Maduro tweeted on Sunday.

The decision to reinstate Cuba onto the list could come before the end of 2020, the senior Trump administration official said.

The U.S. should use Cuba as leverage toward improving the geopolitical situation in Venezuela.

On legal merits, there is a solid case against Maduro and his associates. But the course of action pursued by the DOJ is unwise.

In a vote on Friday, the United Nations Human Rights Council voted to investigate Venezuela for human right violations under President Nicolás Maduro's rule.

Cuba's Armed Forces have been accused by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo of being responsible for propping up Maduro's regime, and in retaliation, Castro—and his children—are now barred from the US.

Russia has backed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro against U.S. attempts to oust the socialist leader.

The latest sweeping U.S. sanctions on Venezuela target Chinese and Russian businesses, but Beijing and Moscow argued they would continue supporting the socialist leader opposed by Washington.

Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said America's efforts "to topple the legitimate government" were in breach of international law.

Pompeo's latest attack came as the Russian military vowed to continue supporting President Nicolas Maduro's forces.

Vladimir Padrino Lopez refused to back the uprising and has remained loyal to President Nicolas Maduro.

The number of Venezuelan refugees represents around 12.5 percent of the national population and is double the size of the population of Caracas.

The director of the foreign ministry's Latin American department said Russian specialists would be sent to Venezuela if requested.

The president is reportedly frustrated with national security adviser John Bolton's overconfidence about toppling Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro.

The Venezuelan opposition leader said he was focused on a "peaceful transition" but did not rule out foreign military intervention to oust President Nicolás Maduro.

"Tell the Bolivarian government and Nicolas Maduro what is necessary to be changed," the Venezuelan leader said.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo suggested that President Nicolás Maduro was ready to flee the country following the attempted coup.

"Are we gonna be a hemisphere dominated by China, Russia and dictators?" GOP Representative Adam Kinzinger asked. "Or are we going to be a hemisphere dominated by freedom and democracy?"

"You have seen the Maduros around the world who just cling to their power, no matter how they treated their own people. And it's just time for him to go," said Kellyanne Conway.

Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's self-declared interim president, released a video from an air base near Caracas calling on Venezuelans to help topple President Nicolás Maduro.

Sources with knowledge of the plan say Blackwater's Erik Prince wants to send up to 5,000 Spanish-speaking troops into Venezuela.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said the new measures are illegal.

The group of 12 politicians asked Donald Trump to use Washington's influence within the Organization of American States to prevent Bolivian President Evo Morales from running for another term.

The presence of Russian, Chinese and Iranian planes in Venezuela has outraged the U.S at a time when it was looking to unseat the socialist-led Latin American country's leader.

The vice president said that President Donald Trump is considering "a broad range of options."

The U.S. suspects that Russia sent specialists to help prepare the S-300 surface-to-air missile defense system for combat.

Russian troops will remain in the country "as long as they need it, and as long as the Venezuelan government needs them," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova told reporters.