# Venezuela
Latest news and articles about Venezuela
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Lula Plans to Call Trump to Mediate U.S. and Venezuela Relations
Brazilian President Lula plans to call U.S. President Trump before Christmas to mediate the escalating tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela. Both leaders have expressed a desire for dialogue, while the U.S. has increased military pressure on Venezuela, raising concerns about potential conflict. Meanwhile, Mexico's president has also offered to facilitate peace talks without U.S. intervention.
Venezuela Seeks UN Aid Amid US Pressure, Guterres: Will Assist in Easing Tensions
Venezuelan President Maduro has called on the UN to resist US threats and seek assistance amid increasing pressure from Washington. In a recent phone call with UN Secretary-General Guterres, Maduro emphasized the need for diplomatic solutions to the escalating tensions, while the US continues its military operations in the region under the guise of anti-drug efforts. The situation remains critical as Venezuela seeks international support to defend its sovereignty.
The UN Security Council Will Hold an Emergency Meeting to Discuss the Situation in Venezuela
The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency meeting on December 23 to address the situation in Venezuela, following a request from the Venezuelan government. The meeting aims to discuss U.S. actions perceived as aggressive towards Venezuela and the importance of resolving disputes through diplomatic channels.
US Military Claims Strike on a 'Drug Trafficking Vessel' in the Eastern Pacific Resulted in 4 Deaths
The US military reported a strike on a vessel in the Eastern Pacific, claiming it was linked to a terrorist organization and resulted in four deaths. This action is part of a broader military initiative against drug trafficking, which has faced significant opposition from Venezuela and other Latin American nations, who accuse the US of military expansion and interference in regional politics.
Speculation of 'War' Runs High as Trump Fails to Mention Venezuela in National Address
President Trump delivered a speech on December 17, focusing on his achievements without mentioning the potential for military action against Venezuela. This comes amid speculation about a possible declaration of war, as the House of Representatives voted down resolutions that could limit Trump's actions. Public opinion polls show a significant majority of Americans oppose military intervention in Venezuela.
Venezuela Complains to the U.S. About 'Pirate Actions' After Government Labeled a 'Terrorist Organization' and Oil Tankers Fully Blockaded
U.S. President Trump has labeled the Venezuelan government a 'foreign terrorist organization' and ordered a blockade on sanctioned oil tankers, leading to international condemnation. Venezuelan officials have called the actions absurd and a violation of international law, while the U.S. aims to disrupt Venezuela's oil exports to pressure the government. The situation has escalated tensions, prompting Venezuela to seek support from the United Nations.
Venezuelan Defense Minister: Trump's Blockade of the Caribbean is a 'Delusion'
Venezuelan Defense Minister Lopez criticized U.S. President Trump's statements about blocking the Caribbean Sea, calling them delusional and an act of piracy. He argued that the Caribbean should be a space for cooperation and free trade, not a tool for U.S. interests, and condemned the U.S. military presence in the region as a threat to energy stability in Latin America.
Trump Issues Another Warning: Venezuela Surrounded
U.S. President Donald Trump has designated the Venezuelan government as a 'foreign terrorist organization' and ordered a blockade on sanctioned oil tankers. This move has been met with accusations from Venezuela of violating international law, while the U.S. continues to increase military pressure in the region under the pretext of drug enforcement.
Venezuela Accuses the U.S. of Engaging in 'State-Level Piracy' at the UN Security Council
Venezuela has formally accused the United States of engaging in acts of 'state-level piracy' by forcibly boarding a civilian ship carrying Venezuelan oil in international waters. The Venezuelan government demands the release of the detained crew and the return of confiscated oil, while calling for a public condemnation from the UN Security Council.
Venezuela Accuses the United States of Engaging in 'State-Level Piracy' to the Security Council
Venezuela has formally accused the United States of committing acts of 'state-level piracy' by forcibly boarding a merchant ship transporting Venezuelan oil in international waters. The Venezuelan government demands the release of the crew and the return of confiscated oil, while calling on the UN Security Council to condemn such actions.
Venezuela Claims Trinidad and Tobago Assisted the U.S. in 'Stealing' Oil Tankers
Venezuela has accused Trinidad and Tobago of assisting the U.S. in seizing Venezuelan oil tankers by allowing the installation of military radar on its territory. In response, Venezuela has terminated all natural gas contracts with Trinidad and Tobago and suspended cooperation agreements. The situation has escalated tensions between the two nations amid ongoing U.S. military activities in the region.
Venezuela Claims Trinidad and Tobago Assisted the U.S. in 'Stealing' Oil Tankers
Venezuela has accused Trinidad and Tobago of assisting the U.S. in intercepting Venezuelan oil tankers, labeling the U.S. military's actions as piracy. In response, Venezuela has terminated all natural gas agreements with Trinidad and Tobago and suspended further cooperation due to their support for U.S. operations in the Caribbean. Tensions have escalated between the two nations amid military exercises and radar deployments by the U.S.