The United States has resumed deportation flights to Venezuela, returning more than 100 Venezuelan migrants for the first time since devastating earthquakes struck the South American nation in late June.
The United States has resumed deportation flights to Venezuela, returning more than 100 Venezuelan migrants for the first time since devastating earthquakes struck the South American nation in late June.
The devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela have evolved from a humanitarian catastrophe into a defining political challenge for the country’s interim leadership, as growing public anger over the government’s response
Crowded malls, stocked shelves, and glowing storefronts suggest a recovering economy in Caracas — but step closer, and a harsher truth emerges: people are browsing, not buying, as Venezuela’s economic