Venezuela's opposition has drafted a broad proposal for energy sector reform that would allow the participation of international companies in a bid to attract support from Big Oil and from the U.S.

By Elias Ferrer in Caracas On 26 February, US President Donald Trump announced that he would be terminating the “Chevron ...

The Trump administration continues to ramp up sanctions on Venezuela and Yemen's Houthis, while sending mixed signals about its intentions ...

The matter of how much Venezuela should be compensated for its 49 per cent shares in Petrojam, Jamaica’s state-owned oil ...

Venezuela will stop receiving deportees from the US in response to President Donald Trump’s decision to revoke Chevron Corp’s ...

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro criticized US President Donald Trump's decision to revoke Chevron's license to operate in ...

After granting Chevron 30 days to wind down its Venezuela operations, Washington is driving out other international oil ...

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa criticized Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro for rejecting flights of Venezuelan migrants ...

President Nicolas Maduro addresses the disruption of flights for returning Venezuelan migrants from the U.S., attributing it ...

The Maduro regime warns it could stop accepting returning migrants after the White House canceled Chevron’s oil-pumping ...

The revocation of gas and oil licenses ends a financial lifeline for Venezuela, with catastrophic consequences.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Monday determined that there are nine wrongfully detained Americans in Venezuela, a ...