After Maduro
Keeping the Revolution alive – After Maduro’s capture, we followed the people fighting to bring him back

Keeping the Revolution alive – After Maduro’s capture, we followed the people fighting to bring him back










The US has reopened its embassy in Venezuela, nearly three months after it abducted the former leader Nicolas Maduro.
Nicolas Maduro appeared in a New York court seeking to dismiss drug trafficking charges.
Judge Hellerstein declined to dismiss the case against Maduro but questioned US prosecutors about his access to defence.
General Vladimir Padrino spent 11 years as the country’s defence minister, acting as a key ally of Nicolas Maduro.
Venezuela upset the star-studded host nation to win a politically charged showdown in Miami.
Trump administration has pressed the interim Venezuelan government for concessions on issues such as oil access.
The US military claims six men killed in a strike on a suspected drug-smuggling boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean.
The licence follows a push from US President Donald Trump to open Venezuela’s resource sector to outside investment.

The US has eased its fuel embargo on Cuba, after sanctions helped pushed the country to what the UN calls “humanitarian
US eases oil embargo on Cuba as Caribbean neighbours warn worsening humanitarian crisis could destabilise region.