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In a year-ending interview with Le Monde Diplomatiques Ignacio Ramonet, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said his Guyanese counterpart Irfaan Ali was mocking his country and other regional multilateral organizations who sponsored the St Vincent and the Grenadines understanding whereby the dispute over the oil-rich Essequibo area would not escalate.

The year 2023 will be remembered as a turning point for relations between the U.S. and Venezuela.

The little bundle of joy was born in the early hours of 1 January, along with several others throughout the wider Andalucía region who all entered the world just as many

The impressive response of Venezuelan voters to Capriles Radonski in the presidential primary makes a change of leadership from Hugo Chavez appear possible.

Unbeknown to the children of the Mendez family, Christmas for their mother, Esperanza, was a game of counting — counting hours, counting bills. The Mendezes, who settled in Chicago after enduring the strenuous journey from their home in Maracaibo, Venezuela, had spent previous Christmases surrounded by family and visiting neighbors and loved ones. They’d shared plates of food and gathered ...

Quincy Saul offers some reflections on a recent trip to Venezuela, on issues including watershed schools, land struggles and geopolitics.

Gleefully vulgar, the genre known as “Cinema Panettone” once dominated Italy over the holidays. Italian revelers recently flocked to the alpine town where many of the films were set.

"The president told me: 'Augusto, I'll buy it from you.'"

Dec. Originally held to celebrate the end of rice harvest, the annual 'Pacu Jawi' bull race competition, in Tanah Datar, Indonesia, has now become a major tourist attraction. A magician burns notes written by people in Times Square in New York, as part of an event called Good Riddance Day, where people write their frustrations or problems on slips of paper that are then burned, symbolizing hope for a better year ahead.

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico (Border Report) – Dariany Blanco’s Christmas gift was being forced off a Mexican cargo train and given a choice of going back to her country or cover the last 200 miles of her journey to the United States on foot. On Thursday, the displaced Venezuelan store owner and her brood took a respite […]