Hugo Chávez

"Today, we Cubans are broken-hearted," says Raúl Torres, but without "placing blame."

'Pollo' Carvajal reveals in his memoirs that Fidel Castro infiltrated Venezuela with more than 20,000 Cuban agents

AP Investigation: Venezuelan Government Ignored Warnings Before Constructing Towers That Collapsed in La Guaira

The man to whom Trump is handing over Venezuelan oil maintained close ties with Russia

The UN warns that Chavism has kept its repressive apparatus intact almost nine months after Maduro's capture

Alejandro Betancourt: the 'bolichico' under investigation who became Trump's oil partner in Venezuela

Images of Chávez and Bolívar removed from the facade of the Palace of Justice in Caracas

Delcy Rodríguez dismisses general who accompanied Chávez in his final days

Delcy Rodríguez reinstates consular services between Venezuela and Israel

María Lourdes Afiuni, Hugo Chávez's personal prisoner, gains full freedom after 16 years

Chavistas protest in Caracas against the dialogue between the government and the opposition in Venezuela, denouncing "interference" from the U.S.

Former spy Gerardo Hernández calls Marco Rubio and Cuban-American congressmen "traitors."

Announcement of the premiere of a documentary about Delcy Rodríguez as a "Chavista enforcer."

The Cuban regime commemorates the birth of Hugo Chávez as relations with Venezuela continue to cool

Trump declassifies CIA report accusing chavismo of developing a system to manipulate elections

When Hugo Chávez inaugurated the residential complex in La Guaira, which is now just rubble

Without the help of the government: Venezuelan father pulls his daughter's body from the rubble

Experts warn that buildings in Venezuela did not comply with regulations

Jorge Ramos on the catastrophe in Venezuela: “The dictatorship has been completely overwhelmed.”

The "friendship" that profits from and feeds on tragedy

Students prevent Maduro's son from holding an event dedicated to his father at the Central University of Venezuela

Raúl Torres strikes back at Father Alberto Reyes in an open letter to the Pope

A monument honoring the 32 Cuban soldiers who died during the operation to capture Nicolás Maduro is inaugurated in Caracas

Mario Díaz-Balart: "The henchmen of the Castro regime have no place in the United States."

Funding for regime congresses and meetings with Fidel: Epstein's connections to Cuba

Wall Street Journal reveals why some sectors of Trump still consider Cuba dangerous

Chavista former vice president delivers awkward message after U.S. military drill in Caracas

ExxonMobil could resume operations in Venezuela after its exit in 2007

"The Cuban regime has never been so weak," claims a strategist close to Trump

"Cuba: the totalitarian grip and the desire for change," analyzes Cuban essayist

Cuba: from the pearl of the Caribbean to a beggar of the world. A revolution born to live on handouts

Former Colombian President Iván Duque: "The only way out is free elections" in Cuba and Venezuela

Relatives of political prisoners, after 100 days of vigils outside Venezuela's prisons, report a trickle of amnesty

Delcy Rodríguez thanks Trump and Rubio while signing new mining law in Venezuela

Sentence for 'Pollo' Carvajal postponed after providing details against Maduro to Trump

Harvard professor criticizes the "unforgivable incompetence" of the Cuban regime

More than 63 billion dollars: The massive influx of money that Venezuela provided to Cuba, according to a report

Pablo Iglesias will travel to Cuba in a "convoy" with humanitarian aid

The message from a Cuban journalist that moved María Corina Machado in Chile

Díaz-Canel accuses Ecuador of acting with "submission to imperial interests" following the expulsion of diplomats

Delcy Rodríguez avoids pointing out the U.S. and Israel and calls for urgent negotiations in the Middle East

Marco Rubio defends the resale of Venezuelan oil to private entities in Cuba

Bruno Rodríguez meets with the Venezuelan foreign minister and discusses continuing cooperation

Bruno Rodríguez: "Cuba does not interfere in the affairs of other states."

From absolute control to forced withdrawal: Cuba begins to lose its security apparatus in Venezuela

Venezuela approves amnesty law with exclusions for armed actions

How Cuba turned Soviet and Venezuelan oil into its main source of foreign exchange

Mike Hammer: "This crisis is different from the Special Period; there is no longer a Venezuela for Cuba."

Díaz-Canel denies dependence on Venezuela and speaks of "brotherhood" amidst the crisis and Trump's pressure

Venezuela opens its oil industry to foreign capital following an agreement with the U.S. and the end of international isolation

How much has Cuba changed in the last three years? This is what a journalist who visited the island says

Delcy Rodríguez acknowledges a "period of political violence" in Venezuela since Chávez while announcing amnesty

The end of Venezuelan oil hits Cuba's food security hard

"Mission accomplished": Havana disguises the return of its doctors from Venezuela as a triumph

Quick repairs: The U.S. plan to increase oil production in Venezuela

Venezuelan journalist recalls how Cubans warned about Chávez: “They told us what was coming, and we didn’t want to listen.”

Journalist Walter Martínez dies, an emblematic voice of the government and host of "Dossier."

Delcy Rodríguez breaks away from classical Chavismo and proposes opening PDVSA to international capital

Unusual comparison: Cuban professor presents Maduro as Mandela's heir

Díaz-Canel reaffirms loyalty to Fidel and Chávez by signing the condolence book for the Cuban soldiers who died in Venezuela