Canada last hosted the Lima Group one year ago in Ottawa. Continue reading →

Officials from the State Department met with executives from AT&T to urge them to help pull the plug on Maduro’s propaganda machine. Continue reading →

At Saturday’s rally, Guaido noted that congress can hold session where and when it chooses, signalling he may avoid a confrontation. Continue reading →

Cracks have even appeared in Juan Guaidó‘s base of support in the National Assembly, the only major institution controlled by the opposition. Continue reading →

The demonstration in Caracas played out peacefully, with government security forces dressed in riot gear standing by on the perimeter without any of the firing of tear gas canisters as seen in violent protests earlier this year. Continue reading →

The federal Liberals are easing immigration and refugee rules for Venezuelans amid the deepening political and economic crisis in that country. Continue reading →

Canada’s foreign affairs minister says the Maduro regime has taken action to prevent foreign embassies from functioning, “particularly those advocating for the restoration of democracy.” Continue reading →

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido appeared alongside armed, uniformed men on Tuesday in his strongest call yet to the military to abandon President Nicolas Maduro, a day before planned mass protests aimed at toppling the socialist leader. Continue reading →

Canada is sanctioning another 43 people it says are implicated in the political and economic crisis in Venezuela. Continue reading →

Venezuela’s chief justice on Monday asked lawmakers to strip opposition leader Juan Guaido of immunity, taking a step toward prosecuting him for alleged crimes as he seeks to oust President Nicolas Maduro. Continue reading →