Venezuela Presents Urban Plans in Venice

“These are spaces that have been rescued by the people,” the architect said. Full Story

US Expels Two Venezuelan Diplomats in Retaliatory Move

On Tuesday Venezuela expelled two U.S. diplomats in Caracas over alleged interference in the country’s military and economic affairs. Full Story

After coming third in the May 20 presidential elections, Bertucci – of the Hope for Change party – recognized the election results on Tuesday.

Chilean Foreign Minister Roberto Ampuero explained that the decision was "in line" with the position of the so-called Lima Group.

“I'm willing to work with you to strengthen the exchange between both countries," wrote President Xi Jinping to Maduro

"Kidnap-for-ransom continues to plague the region, which is a trend that has unfortunately continued from 2016," the non-profit group said.

The announcement coincides with President Maduro's declaration of two top U.S. diplomats in Venezuela as 'personae non gratae.'

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Antigua and Barbuda resoundingly congratulated Maduro on his second win, as the EU and OAS rejected the results.

Maduro, in rejection of Washington's interventionist policies, has given Chargé d'Affaires Todd Robinson 48 hours to leave Venezuela.

After the electoral victory President Maduro has announced a new territorial dialogue to fulfil the country's development plan.

"It is a reprisal for having democratically defeated the coup, boycott against President Nicolás Maduro," Bolivia's president reiterated.