Margarita Mora, a 91-year-old Venezuelan weaver, continues to use a blend of ancestral Indigenous and Spanish practices to create modern textile art, despite the prevalence of electric machines.

Centerview Partners and Venezuela have reportedly discussed a $150 million fee as part of negotiations for a potential rework of Venezuela's national debt.

Venezuelan workers, students, and opposition party members marched to the US Embassy in Caracas, demanding free elections.

Indi Rivero from Venezuela captured the 'Photo of the Day' titled 'Colors and Shadows' in Lara, Venezuela, showcasing local scenery.

In Venezuela's capital, a debt collector known as Dr. Diablo and his associates employ public humiliation tactics to pressure individuals into paying their debts.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has reportedly added a lawyer from Sean 'Diddy' Combs' defense team to his own legal counsel. This move suggests a strategic strengthening of Maduro's defense as he faces various legal challenges.

Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodriguez, a devotee of Sathya Sai Baba, is currently in India, with her spiritual affiliation being noted as the two countries aim to strengthen energy ties.

Venezuela is reportedly requiring oil companies to provide their own power supply for their projects within the country, according to Bloomberg.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has stated her alignment with United States goals. Meanwhile, Wilmer Azuaje has returned to Venezuela after seven years in exile.

A reporter's road trip through Venezuela from Caracas to Cumaná reveals numerous military checkpoints along the coast, serving as a constant reminder of the state's pervasive presence.

Caracas has criticized Trinidad and Tobago, warning of potential environmental and economic damage following an oil spill, escalating tensions between the two neighboring countries.

Venezuela has released 54 political prisoners, all members of the military, most of whom were allegedly involved in 'Operation White Armband,' a conspiracy denounced by Chavista intelligence agencies.

Relatives of political prisoners in Venezuela are continuing their protest, stating they will not end it until they are received by United States diplomatic officials.

Venezuela is exporting more oil five months after the US captured President Nicolas Maduro, raising questions about the destination of the increased revenue.

Months after Nicolás Maduro's removal, pro-democracy activists in Venezuela are struggling to translate their hopes into political influence, with many emerging from hiding but remaining on the sidelines.

Chevron's CEO stated that Venezuela needs to lower taxes to encourage the company to invest fresh capital in the country.

Venezuela is shifting its policy to open its electricity system to private investment in an effort to address the severe collapse of its power grid, which has suffered from blackouts and problems for two decades. The new approach also includes a tariff increase.

The primary impediment to Venezuela's reconstruction for both Wall Street and China is not economic or regulatory, but rather the model represented by the individual controlling the security apparatus.

Venezuela's oil exports increased to 1.25 million barrels per day (bpd) in May, according to recent shipping data. This marks a notable rise in the country's oil output and sales.

A photograph titled 'Sunset in Puerto Cabello, Venezuela' by Tania Libertad was featured as the 'Photo of the Day'. It captures the scenic beauty of the sunset in Carabobo, Venezuela.

Shell has reportedly signed five agreements with Venezuela to advance various oil and gas projects in the country.

Former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro is reportedly being erased from public view, with propaganda billboards painted over and former allies seemingly eager to forget his once glorified rule.

The Venezuelan diaspora is increasingly returning to their home country for concerts by artists like Danny Ocean and Rawayana, a trend seen as a way to reimagine the future and reconnect with their homeland.

BancTrust's Carlos Fuenmayor is contesting a fine from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for not revealing penalties from Venezuela and the US, accusing the watchdog of impinging on freedom of expression.

Reports indicate that nearly all mining operations in Venezuela are under the control of criminal gangs or Colombian guerrilla groups, leading to a phenomenon dubbed 'blood gold'.

Venezuela's recent push for debt restructuring aims to reassure creditors, though experts warn of risks without a careful plan and IMF-backed framework.

Unions and students in Venezuela are demanding an immediate electoral timetable for free and transparent elections, alongside the release of over 400 political prisoners.

NGOs report at least 21 individuals are irregularly detained in Venezuela with unknown whereabouts, prompting tireless searches by families, with some cases extending for eight years.

Cumaná, once a thriving economic hub in Venezuela known for producing Toyota Land Cruisers and exporting food, now symbolizes the country's decay as public services collapse and it faces disaster.