Caracas Convoy Demands Maduro’s Release
On Jan 13, thousands of motorcyclists and transport workers held a convoy in Caracas demanding the U.S. free President Maduro and his wife, forcibly seized on Jan 3.
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Caracas After the US Raid: 100 Dead, Maduro Seized
Five days after the US raid on Jan 3, Caracas is tense: 100 casualties, Maduro in NYC custody. Here’s what life looks like in Venezuela’s capital now.
Caracas Resident’s Terrifying Night After US Strike on Fuerte Tiuna
A Caracas resident shares her harrowing experience of panic, power cuts, and community solidarity after the US struck Fuerte Tiuna on January 3.
Unauthorized Drone Sparks Warning Shots near Caracas Presidential Palace
An unauthorized drone flew over Caracas’ presidential palace on Jan 5, prompting police warning shots. No clashes reported and nationwide order remains stable.
Drone Incident Triggers Gunfire Near Venezuela’s Presidential Palace
Unidentified drones over Caracas’ presidential palace sparked gunfire and evacuations, but authorities say the situation is under control.
US Strikes Caracas: Maduro Seized, Global Shock Ensues
Massive blasts in Caracas as US military seizes President Maduro and wife; they’re held in New York awaiting court. Global leaders condemn the unprecedented action.
Venezuelans Stay Positive After US Strikes Kill 40
After US strikes on January 3 killed over 40 in Caracas, residents like Ronald Alfonso share shock and determination, stocking up and staying positive.
Venezuelans Rally in Caracas to Condemn US Airstrikes and Maduro’s Capture
This weekend, Venezuelans filled the streets of Caracas to denounce US airstrikes and show solidarity with President Maduro after his capture.
Exclusive: Video Captures Aftermath of US Air Strikes at Fuerte Tiuna
Exclusive video reveals craters, spent shells, and debris across Venezuela’s key military base Fuerte Tiuna after recent US air strikes, sparking social media debates.
Venezuelans on Edge After US Strikes in Caracas
After US strikes hit Caracas on Jan 3, at least 40 died and locals like Micaela Ovelar face blackouts and net outages, leaving many cut off from family and anxious for news.