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…
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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 […]
Chavismo has taken to the streets this Saturday in a "great national march" with mobilizations in various parts of the country.
The United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSuv) called for a new day of mobilization for this Saturday with a “great national march,” one week after the capture of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores by U.S. forces during operations executed in Caracas and in three states close to the capital. Through its call, the organization called for a “maximum mobilization” and to take the streets again in support of the “prompt freedom” of Maduro and Flores. T…
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