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The social program of the Bolivarian government, which promised "cheap cars for the people," is actually a private business backed by the Venezuelan state, selling vehicles imported from Iran for as much as 16,000 dollars.

Rights group in Caracas says at least 40 people affected, as Maduro government continues clampdown on opposition

In the chaotic first week of the Covid pandemic, El Salvador paid an offshore company US$27 million to provide milk powder for its hungry citizens –– but the shell firm overcharged and under-delivered, pocketing $7 million, a government audit found.

A MODEL has died after her clothes became tangled in a passing high-speed train in a freak accident.Cinthya Nayeli Higareda Bermejo, 30, had been posi

A BEAUTY queen has died from health complications after undergoing facial surgery.Model Wilevis Brito, 24, who competed in Miss Venezuela, died on Apr

A BRIT supercentenarian has become the oldest living man in the world - reaching an impressive 111.Great-grandfather John Tinniswood, who lives in a c

VENEZUELA'S Putin-loving dictator Nicolás Maduro has unveiled a new map that shows two thirds of Guyana under his control.The unpredictable president

VENEZUELA'S Putin-loving dictator has cast a dark shadow over his country for over a decade as he plunged it further into turmoil.Nicolás Maduro, 61,

AMERICAN warplanes flew over Guyana and its disputed Essequibo region today after Putin's Venezuelan dictator pal Nicolás Maduro threatened to snatch

AMERICA has vowed its "unwavering support" for Guyana after Putin's dictator pal Nicolás Maduro threatened to snatch more than half of the country an

Yeison and his pet Niko escaped Venezuela and made a long journey through the Darien Gap, one of the world's most dangerous jungles. The 23-year-old now hopes to get to the US

The Tocoron prison acted as the Tren de Aragua gang’s headquarters for years, where it turned into something not too dissimilar from a resort hotel where inmates families also lived

Otavio Augusto Munhoz da Silva, 38, had been in another plane crash last year which left him deep in the middle of the Amazon rainforest and he had to walk for 13 days to reach safety

THE fresh stamp in my passport reads: One Happy Island.Little did I know on landing in the balmy isle of Aruba, I’d soon be reading this slogan ever

The child had started playing with the cable and plunged it into a glass of water before being electrocuted instantly in Aragua, Venezuela