Demonstrators march in support of reforming the country's main oil law and the release of ousted president Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, in Caracas, Venezuela, January 29, 2026.
Under pressure, Rodriguez has started freeing political prisoners and opened Venezuela's nationalised hydrocarbons industry to private investment. The countries have rekindled diplomatic relations severed in 2019 after Maduro was accused of stealing his first re-election, with American envoy Laura Dogu's arrival in Caracas on Saturday.
Rodriguez has also started freeing political prisoners and opened Venezuela's nationalized hydrocarbons industry to private investment. Under the shadow of Trump's threats of more violence, the countries have rekindled diplomatic relations, with American envoy Laura Dogu's arrival in Caracas on Saturday.
Thousands rallied in Caracas demanding the release of President Nicolas Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, a month after their capture in a US military operation. The military supports acting..
FRIDAY 2 January was a typical day in Venezuelan capital Caracas. The roads were unusually quiet and few people were out on the streets, the city still slowing down after the New
Thousands of people took to the streets of the Venezuelan capital on Sunday to protest U.S. military action in Venezuela. The crowds called on the U.S. to immediately release President
Thousands Venezuelans marched in Caracas on Tuesday to demand the release of their president, Nicolas Maduro, who was abducted in a deadly US coup a month ago.
On January 5, 2026, thousands of supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro took to the streets of Caracas, calling for his release from U.S. custody. The demonstration coincided with
The mobilizations taking place in Caracas coincide with demonstrations of solidarity from social movements abroad, which have denounced the assault on Venezuelan sovereignty.
Thousands of supporters of former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro marched through the streets of Caracas to demand his release, one month after he was removed in a dramatic US
CARACAS: Thousands of backers of Venezuela''s former leader Nicolas Maduro, who was ousted in a deadly US military operation, marched in Caracas on Tuesday to demand his freedom.
Supporters of the Venezuelan government marched on Tuesday through Caracas to demand the release of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, one month after the actions carried out by
Thousands of supporters of Venezuela''s former president Nicolas Maduro marched through Caracas to demand his release, one month after he was ousted in a US military operation and taken
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