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US sanctions against Venezuela have led to severe episodes of food insecurity, which have taken years of grassroots efforts to overcome.

Sitting on the largest oil reserves in the world, Venezuela was once the richest nation in Latin America. Then socialism opened the door to the Castro dictatorship, and it became a satellite of communist Cuba. The most amazing part was that this invasion by Cuba was totally consensual and welcomed. In part six of this

As learner drivers continue to face a significant backlog for tests, a new study has found cases of cheating during the theory exam have tripled.

MADRID -Spanish police have arrested two people and raided several homes in Madrid as part of an investigation into suspected money laundering linked to the Venezuelan... -April 05, 2024 at 11:01 am EDT - MarketScreener

The CMI14 well, the first of 17 contemplated in this years business plan, represents an important milestone for the increase in production of this joint ...

The government will maintain its vigilance as the Venezuelan administration attempts to enact the results of a recent referendum claiming two-thirds of Guyanese territory – the Essequibo region.

Oil major Shell is seeking a long-term licence from the United States before making a final investment decision on the Dragon natural gas project in Venezuela, four people familiar with

The number of learner drivers cheating on their theory tests has tripled in the last three years amid frustration over the backlog caused by lockdowns.

Shell is actively seeking a long-term license from the US government prior to taking a final investment decision on the Dragon natural gas project located in Venezuela, reported Reuters, citing sources familiar with the situation.

Border Patrol agents apprehended some 137,000 migrants, fewer than February even though a surge was expected