
Trump And Bolsonaro Are Trying To Reboot US-Brazil Relations
President Trump and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro are touting their cooperation as a new era of U.S.-Brazil relations.
President Trump and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro are touting their cooperation as a new era of U.S.-Brazil relations.
From Newsy and Bellingcat, video footage taken the day three aid trucks were burned on the Venezuelan border sheds more light on who started the fire.
Venezuelans in the capital city of Caracas tell Newsy about how the country's massive blackout affected them.
Authorities said two gunmen opened fire inside the school, which is in a suburb of Sao Paulo.
The U.S. State Department previously ordered all non-government employees and their families to leave Venezuela back in January.
| Katherine Biek
A power outage in parts of Venezuela continues for a fifth day.
| Caitlin Baldwin
Venezuela faced a major blackout starting Thursday night.
| LeeAnne Lowry
U.S. officials announced plans to increase sanctions on foreign banks associated with Maduro, as well as revoke visas from high-ranking Venezuelans.
| LeeAnne Lowry
Guaidó violated a travel ban when he left Venezuela, and international watchers didn't know what would happen when he tried to return.
The sanctions apply to six Venezuelan government officials.
| Caitlin Baldwin
As both sides of the Venezuelan crisis entrench themselves in a standoff — the U.S. is running out of options for ways to resolve it.
The sanctions will apply to more than 50 top officials and a state-owned oil company.
| Caitlin Baldwin
The U.S. has folded humanitarian aid into its strategy to pressure Nicolás Maduro out of office.
Venezuela is facing a huge economic and political crisis, but Maduro has turned down the U.S.' humanitarian aid in the past.
President Trump gave a speech in Miami and continued his push to force Venezuela's president out of power.
The U.S. State Department is telling Americans to stay away from Haiti as violent anti-government protests continue to wreak havoc in the country.
Venezuela's political crisis is preventing U.S. humanitarian aid from entering the country.
Researchers in Brazil say the dam collapse that left hundreds dead or missing last month could cause major health issues for residents.
Brazil arrested several people in connection with Friday's deadly dam collapse, including three employees of the mining company that owns the dam.
The State Department said this will "help Venezuela’s legitimate government safeguard those assets for the benefit of the Venezuelan people."
| Ahmed Jawadi
New U.S. sanctions on Venezuela will cause severe economic pain in the country, and could also hit U.S. oil companies as well.
New sanctions on Venezuela's oil company are the most direct pressure the U.S. has put on the country's president, Nicolás Maduro, to resign.
This could have major implications for President Nicolás Maduro, who by and large has had the support of the Venezuelan military.
| LeeAnne Lowry
Four European countries gave Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro eight days to call new elections, but he quickly rejected the ultimatum.
| LeeAnne Lowry
The State Department's security alert comes after Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has broken ties with the U.S.
| Katherine Biek
His orders come a day after he announced he is breaking ties with the U.S.
| Ahmed Jawadi
With international support, Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó might be the most serious challenger that the country's president has faced.
The White House hasn't detailed what a U.S. intervention could look like, but President Trump has previously considered a military option.
According to Venezuela's defense ministry, a "small group" of national guardsmen tried to stage an uprising early Monday morning.
| Ahmed Jawadi
The U.S. and several other countries have declared Maduro's presidency illegitimate.
| Ahmed Jawadi