How the former Maduro regime hurts Venezuelan women
Venezuela’s crisis, fueled by the former Maduro regime’s mismanagement and corruption, has been devastating for Venezuelan women. Read More»
U.S. tightens sanctions on Maduro, citing his ‘usurpation of power’
The United States tightens sanctions on Maduro, citing his 'usurpation of power' Read More»
The United States Imposes Maximum Pressure on Former Maduro Regime
Maduro’s repression of Venezuelans, in combination with the corruption and mismanagement by his illegitimate government, has dramatically negatively impacted the quality of life for average citizens who lack access to food, water, medicine and electricity, causing one of the worst man-made humanitarian disasters in the modern world. Read More»
Continued U.S. Support for Democracy in Venezuela
The United States supports the desire of the Venezuelan people to recover their democracy and bring the illegitimate Maduro regime to an end. Previous efforts to negotiate an end to the regime and free elections have failed because the regime has used them to divide the opposition and gain time. Read More»
Eradicated diseases return amid Venezuela’s crisis
Illnesses such as measles and diphtheria have re-emerged at alarming rates in Venezuela at a time when 22,000 doctors have left the country and 75 percent of hospitals lack basic medicines typically available in functioning hospitals. Read More»
Press freedom under attack by Maduro in Venezuela
Journalists covering the humanitarian and economic crisis in Venezuela face arrest and detention as former President Nicolás Maduro escalates his crackdown on press freedom. Read More»
Statement by National Security Advisor Ambassador John Bolton on Venezuela
Statement by National Security Advisor Ambassador John Bolton on Venezuela Read More»
First lady of Venezuela visits White House
Fabiana Rosales, the wife of Venezuela’s interim president, Juan Guaidó, met with President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence at the White House today. Read More»
Secretary Pompeo’s Call With Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo called Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov today, March 25, on the situation in Venezuela. The Secretary called on Russia to cease its unconstructive behavior and join other nations, including the overwhelming majority of countries in the Western Hemisphere, who seek a better future for the Venezuelan people. Readout ... Read More»
Secretary Pompeo Remarks to the Press on Venezuela
Secretary Pompeo Remarks to the Press on Venezuela Read More»
National Security Advisor Ambassador John Bolton on Venezuela
Statement from the National Security Advisor Ambassador John Bolton on Venezuela Read More»
Pence to Venezuelans: ‘We are with you 100 percent’
ice President Pence announced nearly $56 million in additional humanitarian assistance to countries that are supporting the regional response to the crisis in Venezuela and outlined additional sanctions on members aligned with the illegitimate regime of former President Nicolas Maduro. Read More»
United States Provides Additional Humanitarian Aid to Venezuelans Who Have Fled Their Country
Media Note Office of the Spokesperson Washington, DC February 25, 2019 Today, Vice President Pence announced that the United States is providing nearly $56 million in additional humanitarian assistance to support the regional response for the nearly 3.4 million Venezuelans who have fled Venezuela due to the political and economic crisis caused by Nicolas Maduro. ... Read More»
The world steps up to help Venezuelans
The interim government of Venezuela invited countries alarmed by its ongoing humanitarian crisis to the Organization of American States’ headquarters in Washington on Thursday, February 14. Read More»
United States Supports the Venezuelan People With Humanitarian Assistance
The United States is staging emergency humanitarian assistance in the region in response to Interim President Guiado’s request for aid. The United States is mobilizing life-saving humanitarian aid for the people of Venezuela, as well as supporting our Hemispheric partners in addressing the needs of Venezuelans who have fled to the region. Read More»
The United States Supports the Venezuelan People With Humanitarian Assistance
Recognizing the regional Humanitarian Crisis: Former President Nicolas Maduro's systematic economic mismanagement, corruption, and violent oppression have caused severe shortages of food and medicine and needless human suffering, resulting in an exodus of millions of Venezuelans to neighboring countries. Read More»
OAS Secretary General: Cuba trains torturers in Venezuela
Nicolás Maduro’s illegitimate regime in Venezuela looks to communist Cuba, its neighbor across the Caribbean, to support its strong-arm tactics against dissidents and political prisoners. Read More»
U.S. aid will help feed Venezuelans
To address this ongoing crisis, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo recently announced $20 million in aid in initial humanitarian assistance for Venezuelans, on top of the $140 million in humanitarian and development aid for surrounding countries to support the more than 3.6 million Venezuelans who have fled Maduro’s tyranny. Read More»
Secretary Pompeo Message on Venezuela
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo addresses the U.N. Security Council on the ongoing political transition in Venezuela and the need to support the Venezuelan people. Source IIP Video Date Published February 04, 2019 Read More»
From Venezuela, stories of hardship
Secretary of State Pompeo said "[Such] scenes of misery are now the norm in Nicolas Maduro’s Venezuela, where millions of children are suffering from malnutrition and starvation thanks to a socialist experiment that caused the economy to collapse." Read More»
Show More ∨
