US EditionMaduro in U.S. Custody as Venezuela Faces an Uncertain Future
- U.S. forces captured former President Nicolás Maduro and his wife during a tense week in Venezuela.
- The Trump administration plans to oversee Venezuela's oil exports to help stabilize the country and influence political changes.
- Pro-Government armed civilians emerged, as families awaited prisoner releases, and residents faced uncertainty due to ongoing economic strain.
- The turmoil affected daily life, with the military burying their dead while citizens struggled to adapt to the situation.
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San Diego Union Tribune
A week in photos from Venezuela after U.S. strike removed its president
By ARIANA CUBILLOS, MATIAS DELACROIX and CRISTIAN HERNANDEZ Venezuelans navigated a tense week after U.S. forces captured former President Nicolás Maduro and his wife. The Trump administration said it intends to oversee Venezuela’s oil exports and steer its global sales, a step it says will help stabilize the country and push a political transition. The upheaval spilled into daily life as pro-government armed civilians emerged, families waited o…
PSUV asks Venezuelans for a "maximum mobilization" to demand, again, the release of Maduro and his wife. More information: Venezuela announces the return to its waters of an oil tanker in a "successful operation together" with the United States
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Bitcoin.com
Cryptocurrency News | Cryptocurrency Prices | Market CapVenezuela Shock Rally, Maduro Removed, and More — Week in Review
Venezuela Shock Rally, Maduro Removed, Ledger Breach Response, Zcash Team Resigns, and more in this Week in Review. Week in Review Crypto rallied after a U.S. operation in Venezuela shifted risk appetite and lifted bitcoin and ether, the operation removed Nicolás Maduro from power on Jan. 3, 2026 and turned long‑shot Polymarket bets into big […]
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