Maduro Accuses Machado of Assassination Plots Amidst Widespread Repression in Venezuela
Nicolás Maduro accused María Corina Machado of multiple assassination plots, providing no evidence, while six of her aides are besieged in the Argentinian embassy in Caracas, facing dire conditions; this coincides with 1,903 political prisoners in Venezuela, including 42 minors, following a disputed...
Maduro Accuses Machado of Assassination Plots Amidst Widespread Repression in Venezuela
Nicolás Maduro accused María Corina Machado of multiple assassination plots, providing no evidence, while six of her aides are besieged in the Argentinian embassy in Caracas, facing dire conditions; this coincides with 1,903 political prisoners in Venezuela, including 42 minors, following a disputed...
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64% Bias Score
IACtHR Rules Venezuela Violated Capriles' Rights in 2013 Election
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that Venezuela violated Henrique Capriles' rights during the 2013 presidential election, citing state-sponsored media bias, electoral irregularities, and the rejection of his legal challenge, despite Venezuela's withdrawal from the relevant human rights...
IACtHR Rules Venezuela Violated Capriles' Rights in 2013 Election
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that Venezuela violated Henrique Capriles' rights during the 2013 presidential election, citing state-sponsored media bias, electoral irregularities, and the rejection of his legal challenge, despite Venezuela's withdrawal from the relevant human rights...
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40% Bias Score
Machado Calls for Global Protests to Block Maduro's Inauguration
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado is organizing worldwide protests to stop Nicolás Maduro's inauguration on January 10th, claiming electoral fraud and supporting Edmundo González Urrutia as the legitimate winner, a position gaining international backing.
Machado Calls for Global Protests to Block Maduro's Inauguration
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado is organizing worldwide protests to stop Nicolás Maduro's inauguration on January 10th, claiming electoral fraud and supporting Edmundo González Urrutia as the legitimate winner, a position gaining international backing.
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64% Bias Score
Venezuela Passes Law Imposing Steep Penalties for Supporting US Sanctions
The Venezuelan National Assembly passed the Simon Bolivar Liberator law, imposing harsh penalties including 25–30 years imprisonment for supporting US sanctions against President Nicolas Maduro's government, impacting media and political opposition.
Venezuela Passes Law Imposing Steep Penalties for Supporting US Sanctions
The Venezuelan National Assembly passed the Simon Bolivar Liberator law, imposing harsh penalties including 25–30 years imprisonment for supporting US sanctions against President Nicolas Maduro's government, impacting media and political opposition.
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40% Bias Score
US Recognizes Venezuelan Opposition Leader as President-Elect
The U.S. recognizes Venezuelan opposition candidate Edmundo González as president-elect, escalating tensions with the Maduro government following a disputed election.
US Recognizes Venezuelan Opposition Leader as President-Elect
The U.S. recognizes Venezuelan opposition candidate Edmundo González as president-elect, escalating tensions with the Maduro government following a disputed election.
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40% Bias Score
Venezuelan Opposition Leaders' Families Denounce Imprisonment
Families of jailed Venezuelan opposition leaders decry their prolonged detention and demand visits, citing human rights violations and lack of due process.
Venezuelan Opposition Leaders' Families Denounce Imprisonment
Families of jailed Venezuelan opposition leaders decry their prolonged detention and demand visits, citing human rights violations and lack of due process.
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40% Bias Score
Argentina Accuses Venezuela of Embassy Siege Before ICC
The Argentine government denounced Venezuela to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for besieging its embassy in Caracas, where six opposition figures are seeking refuge, citing restricted access to essential services and reprisal for granting asylum.
Argentina Accuses Venezuela of Embassy Siege Before ICC
The Argentine government denounced Venezuela to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for besieging its embassy in Caracas, where six opposition figures are seeking refuge, citing restricted access to essential services and reprisal for granting asylum.
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52% Bias Score
IACtHR Rules Venezuela Violated Capriles' Rights in 2013 Elections
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that Venezuela violated Henrique Capriles' rights during the 2013 presidential elections by using state resources to favor Nicolás Maduro, suppressing opposition, and exhibiting bias within electoral and judicial bodies; Venezuela withdrew from the OAS ...
IACtHR Rules Venezuela Violated Capriles' Rights in 2013 Elections
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that Venezuela violated Henrique Capriles' rights during the 2013 presidential elections by using state resources to favor Nicolás Maduro, suppressing opposition, and exhibiting bias within electoral and judicial bodies; Venezuela withdrew from the OAS ...
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48% Bias Score
Venezuela Passes Law Punishing Support for Foreign Sanctions
Venezuela's National Assembly approved a law on Thursday punishing citizens who support foreign sanctions, a direct response to the US House-passed "Ley Bolívar" which aims to halt US government contracts with Venezuela; the Venezuelan law allows for life-long political disqualification and asset se...
Venezuela Passes Law Punishing Support for Foreign Sanctions
Venezuela's National Assembly approved a law on Thursday punishing citizens who support foreign sanctions, a direct response to the US House-passed "Ley Bolívar" which aims to halt US government contracts with Venezuela; the Venezuelan law allows for life-long political disqualification and asset se...
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40% Bias Score
Venezuela: 25-30 Years in Prison for Supporting Sanctions Against Maduro
Venezuela's parliament enacted a law imposing 25–30 years imprisonment for supporting international sanctions against President Maduro, directly responding to a US House bill that aims to strengthen sanctions against his regime. The law includes hefty fines and ineligibility penalties, escalating te...
Venezuela: 25-30 Years in Prison for Supporting Sanctions Against Maduro
Venezuela's parliament enacted a law imposing 25–30 years imprisonment for supporting international sanctions against President Maduro, directly responding to a US House bill that aims to strengthen sanctions against his regime. The law includes hefty fines and ineligibility penalties, escalating te...
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40% Bias Score
US Recognizes Venezuelan Opposition Leader as President
The United States recognizes Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia as president, four months after a disputed election won by Nicolás Maduro.
US Recognizes Venezuelan Opposition Leader as President
The United States recognizes Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia as president, four months after a disputed election won by Nicolás Maduro.
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40% Bias Score
Venezuela: Protesters Released After Disputed Election
Following a disputed presidential election in Venezuela, hundreds of protesters were arrested. Some have since been released, but concerns remain over human rights violations.
Venezuela: Protesters Released After Disputed Election
Following a disputed presidential election in Venezuela, hundreds of protesters were arrested. Some have since been released, but concerns remain over human rights violations.
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44% Bias Score