(Reuters) -Washington needs to take further action against Venezuelan leader President Nicolas Maduro, opposition leader ...

Last Thursday, members of the press were invited to a Gilded Age mansion in Manhattan for a presentation titled “A ...

Maria Corina Machado urges more decisive action from the U.S. against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Despite being ...

Maduro Venezuela, opposition leader María Corina Machado told a group of international allies, investors, and civil society partners that the country stands on the brink of historic change - and ...

The aides to Machado, who has spearheaded the strongest movement to end Maduro’s 12-year rule and is now in hiding, entered the building a little more than year ago after the government issued ...

Maduro's inauguration for a third six-year term represented “the violation of the National Constitution,” Machado argued. The Bolivarian regime “decided to cross the red line,” she added.

Opposition leaders have argued the detention of politician Juan Pablo Guanipa and others is meant to stifle dissent.

Criticism of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro from a leftist perspective is absolutely necessary and some of it comes from ...

Machado added that the May 25 legislative farce resulted in a “monumental defeat” for Maduro, because only 12% of eligible voters went to the polls, according to opposition estimates.

The contest comes as the opposition’s most recognizable figure, María Corina Machado, remains in hiding to avoid arrest and most other leaders are in exile or prison due to the government's ...

Machado urges stronger US action against Maduro; Machado says for the US, 'Venezuela is a hemispheric security issue' US revoking of Chevron license impacts Maduro's resources ...