(Bloomberg) -- The US on Friday will resume deportation flights to Venezuela that its government had halted after President Donald Trump’s decision to revoke Chevron Corp.’s license to operate in the country, an American official said. “I am pleased to …
Venezuela will once more accept deportation flights from the United States, both sides said Thursday, weeks after Caracas suspended cooperation in protest over Washington stripping oil giant Chevron of a sanctions waiver. “I am pleased to announce that …
President Donald Trump’s envoy Ric Grenell confirms flights will begin Friday to repatriate Venezuelans who entered the U.S. illegally. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom Venezuela has agreed to resume repatriation flights for citizens who entered the United …
The Nicolás Maduro regime has agreed to resume flights transporting Venezuelans deported from the United States back to their home country, U.S. diplomat Richard Grenell said. Maduro had recently admitted that the flights had been “impacted” by the Trump …
March 13, 2025 Hour: 2:31 pm The United States is set to resume deportation flights to Venezuela this Friday, marking a significant development in the complex relationship between the two nations. Related: Venezuela Responds to Institutional Crisis in …
In light of the Nicholas Maduro regime’s continued aggression towards Guyana, the United States has made it clear that it is fully prepared to defend the country against Venezuela’s threats to its territory and sovereignty. This message was reaffirmed on …
With a statue of former President Hugo Chavez looking on, Ambassador César Trompiz answers questions from a North American delegation at the Venezuelan Embassy in La Paz, Bolivia. | Eric Gordon / People's World LA PAZ, Bolivia—On a recent …
The Venezuelan government will resume flights to retrieve illegal immigrants from the United States, Special President Envoy Richard Grenell confirmed on Thursday. "I am pleased to announce that Venezuela has agreed to resume flights to pick up their …
When the government of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro deploys the classic leftist narrative about the existence of global corporations — tributaries of “imperialism” that exploit people’s resources — the verbal artillery is often reserved for a single …
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