The Latest Breaking News from Venezuela

Huberth Espinoza, 65, sat on a bench outside the 5th District police station in Pullman on a Wednesday in late June, waiting to be picked up for work.

Nearly 100 Venezuelans at a roundtable this week showed support for passing the Venezuelan Adjustment Act, legislation that would grant Venezuelans a pathway to permanent residency, but the bill needs work, according to experts.

Maria Corina Machado has been a longtime foe of Venezuela’s government, and not exactly a unifying figure for its critics

Country’s top cop said 90% of miners despoiling Yanomami land had been expelled, though experts say they are only displaced

The welterweight contender has dedicated his boxing match to his loved ones, some of whom he hopes to help escape Venezuela.

Caribbean leaders are denouncing U.S. economic sanctions against oil-rich Venezuela and say they’ve been forced to buy costlier petroleum elsewhere as they struggle with tight budgets

It was just after lunch at Saint Anthony Church in Sacramento, and six Venezuelan migrants were playing an intense, but fumbling game of basketball.

The U.S. firm has been a bright spot for crypto adoption in inflation-ravaged Venezuela, although it is facing operating challenges.

Border agents promise better chance of asylum for those agreeing to go to Mexico and apply there, then strands them with no access

Venezuela barred opposition leader María Corina Machado from running in upcoming elections, causing more tension in the lead-up to the 2024 presidential vote.

MIAMI -- Angelo Gomez walked across seven countries and a gang-infested jungle. He caught a ride through Mexico atop the train known as La Bestia, carrying a bucket of rocks for protection. Then he turned himself over to Border Patrol agents in Texas earlier this month, telling them he feared…