The country's media have investigated gangs for years, but a new law could stop that coverage
Juan Orlando Hernandez faces extradition to US
Experts warn of looming humanitarian crisis in Venezuela if President Joe Biden’s new administration does not lift restrictions that are preventing South American country from swapping its plentiful crude oil reserves for refined diesel fuel from abroad
From hostile government rhetoric to harassment and killings, Latin America’s journalists are being threatened
Trump administration officials say punitive measures could lead to losses of $11 billion for Maduro government
Six hundred 34 people from indigenous communities in Venezuela are living in the shelter provided by Brazil’s government and by non-governmental agencies like the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) and the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA). VOA Spanish reporter Alejandra Arredondo visited the shelter and spoke to the migrants.
Indigenous migrants, who fled their native land due to the current political and economic crisis say adapting to a new lifestyle in a foreign country is hard
