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A banned candidate is still campaigning. Her replacement is barred from the race as well. And the contender who was allowed to run is seen by many in the fractured opposition as hand-picked by the very president they want to beat. | World News

My Pueblito Market celebrates fourth anniversary with a cultural fest featuring Mexican-style wrestling and Latin cuisine.

Madrid has been named the best destination in Europe for beer lovers, with the Capital of Spain reportedly having some of the best stouts.

A veteran leftist and National Assembly representative talks about the upcoming elections and some of the antidemocratic tendencies in the opposition.

He last participated in the 1984 Games in L.A., but this trap shooter says he's even more prepared to go for gold this time around.

U.S. officials met secretly this week with members of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduros administration.

One of the biggest storylines in baseball this season is the loaded rookie class. And in a group with tremendous talent, the youngest player among them could end up being the best of the bunch.

Both Democrats and Republicans recognize the need for a more realist approach to Maduro’s government.

While the government curbs freedom of expression, the opposition is divided over which candidate should face the incumbent on July 28.

Photo: President of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro among a crowd of supporters. Credit: X/@NicolasMaduro The Party for Socialism and Liberation condemns the