Venezuelan authorities have neither confirmed nor denied the purported arrest, with Saab’s whereabouts still unknown as of Friday afternoon.

The US Treasury loosened restrictions on diluent imports and could soon issue a license allowing companies to extract crude in Venezuela.

In this delivery of the Insurgent History column Christian Flores documents the Venezuelan elites' historical subservience to foreign empires.

Maduro and Flores' upcoming court hearing has been postponed to March 26 following a request from US prosecutors.

James Patrick Jordan takes stock of the US trade union responses to the January 3 US attacks and kidnapping of the Venezuelan president.

Caracas has defended its diplomatic rapprochement with Washington in the wake of the January 3 attacks and kidnapping of Maduro.

Under the new law, the Venezuelan gov't can discretionally reduce taxes and royalties so that projects are “internationally competitive.” ...

Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodríguez confirmed medical equipment imports from the US but insisted on respect-based relations.