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Venezuela Starts a New Feud, This Time Against the UN High Commissioner on Human Rights, Orders Office in Country Closed - Vimarsana News

Venezuela Starts a New Feud, This Time Against the UN High Commissioner on Human Rights, Orders Office in Country Closed

Venezuela has ordered the local technical advisory office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to be closed, accusing it of supporting terrorists.

Venezuela Troop Build-Up Near Border Violates International Law, Warns Guyana - Vimarsana News

Venezuela Troop Build-Up Near Border Violates International Law, Warns Guyana

The Essequibo dispute between Venezuela and Guyana continues to escalate as Guyana blasted its neighbor's recent troop build-up along their shared borders.

Venezuela: Relatives of Detained Human Rights Activists Worried After They Went Missing Following Arrest - Vimarsana News

Venezuela: Relatives of Detained Human Rights Activists Worried After They Went Missing Following Arrest

Human rights activist and director of the NGO Citizen Control Rocio San Miguel has gone missing along with other human rights activists in Venezuela.

Guyana: ExxonMobil Continues Oil and Gas Exploration Amid Territorial Dispute With Venezuela - Vimarsana News

Guyana: ExxonMobil Continues Oil and Gas Exploration Amid Territorial Dispute With Venezuela

Guyana and Venezuela are still arguing over the Essequibo region, which is rich in oil and the latest escalation happened as a US oil company explored the area for oil and gas.

Venezuela Accuses US of Blackmail Over Sanctions; Nicolas Maduro Back to Old Tricks as Election Approaches - Vimarsana News

Venezuela Accuses US of Blackmail Over Sanctions; Nicolas Maduro Back to Old Tricks as Election Approaches

The Venezuela government is not happy after the Biden administration reinstated some of the sanctions it lifted after President Nicolas Maduro broke his promise.