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Inflation in Venezuela skyrocketed to approximately 475% in 2025, making it the world's highest rate, according to the nation's central bank. This surge is attributed to significant economic pressures stemming from intensified U.S. sanctions.
The United States and Venezuela have reached an agreement to resume diplomatic ties, marking a notable shift after the removal of Nicolás Maduro from power. This decision is a follow-up to several high-level visits from U.S. officials aimed at guiding changes in Venezuela's governance.
Juan Pablo Guanipa, a prominent leader of the Venezuelan opposition, has reportedly been kidnapped by armed men in Caracas just hours after his release from detention, raising alarms over the safety of political figures in Venezuela.
Venezuela's lawmakers have enacted significant reforms to the country's oil regulations, reducing taxes and providing private companies with more control to stimulate production and investment.
This article critically examines how the US has historically prioritized its interests over democratic principles in foreign interventions, particularly highlighting its actions in Venezuela.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe engaged in discussions with Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's acting president, in Caracas. The talks focused on potential economic partnerships and the need for Venezuela to stop harboring threats, particularly narcotraffickers.
Maria Corina Machado, a former Venezuelan opposition figure and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, presented her medal to President Donald Trump at the White House, although she did not secure his endorsement for leadership. The meeting, celebrated by supporters, marked a significant diplomatic moment for Venezuela.
The Republican majority in the U.S. Senate has successfully stifled a significant war powers resolution aimed at curbing President Trump's military authority in Venezuela, following his direct influence and pressure.
