Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro expresses optimism about renewed talks between his government and the opposition.

Venezuela has rejected a report by the United Nations’ human rights office that accused Caracas of human rights violations.

Venezuela has decided to close its consulates in Canada in response to Ottawa's temporary closing of its embassy in Caracas.

Hundreds of supporters of President Nicolas Maduro's government gather in Caracas in defense of the government-funded food parcel program.

Venezuelan opposition leader Guaido renews call for the ouster of President Maduro after talks to end the country’s political deadlock failed.

“If a traitor emerges,” Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro orders army personnel, “capture him immediately.”

The Pentagon says it has not been ordered to prepare for military intervention in Venezuela, which State Secretary Mike Pompeo has described as “possible.”

In this edition of The Debate, Press TV interviews a senior analyst with Foreign Policy in Focus from New York and the host at Voice of the Revolution Radio from Washington DC on the news of attempted coup in Venezuela

Investigative journalist Tony Gosling says the US is after maximum damage to the Maduro government.

The notorious private security firm is drawing up plans to send thousands of mercenaries to Venezuela to topple President Maduro.