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US wants to see Caracas make political concessions before agreeing to further sanctions relief
Shift in policy towards Maduro government comes amid talks with opposition and global energy crunch
Relief comes as authoritarian Maduro government and opposition sign humanitarian deal
Norway to mediate fresh round of discussions in Mexico over political settlement
Countries are warming to a leader the US considers a dictator as the region shifts leftward
Releases are latest sign of shifting relations with Washington following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Meeting with Venezuelan president comes as Washington ponders ban on Russian energy imports
Shift in US policy towards longstanding Russia ally may pave way for easing sanctions on Caracas
Opposition leader Juan Guaidó recognised as legitimate president with authority to appoint central bank members
Russia and China are the keys to unlocking Maduro’s authoritarian regime
Maduro government easily overcomes regional poll challenge from fragmented rival parties
President Nicolás Maduro says he will respect the decision even though he disagrees with it
Caracas responds angrily as fixer Alex Saab flown to face money laundering charges in US
Ruling by Cape Verde court paves way for Colombian businessman Alex Saab to be flown to US
Fresh round of talks also yields joint statement on border dispute with Guyana
Decision comes as bloc prepares for talks with President Maduro’s hardline socialist government
In an FT interview exiled politician Leopoldo López says Caracas regime has the structure of ‘organised crime’
Venezuela’s government has turned to both allies and the opposition in its quest to secure jabs
Venezuelan regime has been desperate to keep Colombian businessman from being sent to face charges
Intelligence study cites use of fake accounts to sway government of Cape Verde
A continuing regulatory ban on the secondary market trading of Venezuelan bonds risks balkanising global capital markets.
After failed efforts to dislodge the regime, the country will present Joe Biden with one of his biggest diplomatic challenges
US secretary of state Mike Pompeo condemns the vote for the National Assembly as a ‘fraud and a sham’
Ending the country’s agony should be a priority for Joe Biden
Control of congress would hand last independent institution to the authoritarian government
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