
U.S. Escalates Covert Operations In Venezuela
President Nicolás Maduro urged the U.S. to avoid a “crazy war” after President Trump authorized anti-drug operations in the country.

President Nicolás Maduro urged the U.S. to avoid a “crazy war” after President Trump authorized anti-drug operations in the country.

The U.S. president accused Nicolás Maduro of leading a “narco-terrorist” regime.

Norway’s Foreign Ministry emphasized that the Nobel Committee operates fully independently from the government.

Maria Corina Machado hailed Trump’s “decisive support” as she received the Nobel Peace Prize for her role in challenging Venezuela’s authoritarian regime.

The U.S. struck suspected Venezuelan smuggling boats, killing 14—as Trump calls cartels “terrorist organizations” amid Venezuelan protests.

New figures show France and Spain have received more asylum applications than Germany for the first half of 2025, with Venezuelans driving the surge.

Following his controversial return to power earlier this year, both the UK and the European Union imposed fresh sanctions on Maduro’s regime.

“Every country that feels it is entering a totalitarian drift must defend the judiciary, because that is the door that opens Pandora’s box.”

When the votes do not favor them, the Left perverts the electoral process.

Drug trafficking, Islamic terrorism, and electoral fraud are exports of the Venezuelan regime.