Venezuelan Foreign Minister Demands Maduro's Release

Venezuela's top diplomat in Geneva called for the immediate release of the country's ousted president, Nicolas Maduro. The statement was made during international consultations.

The Venezuelan Foreign Minister on Monday in Geneva demanded the "immediate" release of the ousted President Nicolas Maduro. This statement was made as part of international negotiations. The situation in the country remains tense. Many countries around the world are monitoring the situation. The Venezuelan authorities report human rights violations.

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Venezuela Opposition Demands 'True' Amnesty for All Political Prisoners

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Venezuela's President Orders Closure of Seven State Entities

Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, decreed the closure of seven public entities, four created under Maduro's administration. Among them are the Strategic Security Center and the Propatria 2000 Foundation, accused of corruption.