Latin America

Juan Orlando Hernández was named in court documents as a target of an investigation that has led to several indictments, including his brother, Tony Hernández. In a statement Hernández said the investigation "found no evidence" against him.

Univision News has obtained the full interview with Nicolás Maduro by journalist Jorge Ramos which the Venezuelan government sought to censure in February. Maduro cut short the interview and deported Ramos and the Univison crew.

The loss of sales to India could have major repercusions as Venezuela depends to a large extent on oil sales to India following US sanctions on crude oil from the South American country.
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For the first time US federal prosecutors revealed that Emiliano Salinas, son of former Mexican president Carlos Salinas de Gortari, is a co-conspirator of the founder of a secret sex cult facing trial in Brooklyn, according to court documents.
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While the United States wants to get Russia out of Venezuela to safeguard its 'backyard' and restore democracy, Putin is protecting Russia's oil interests while seeking to project Russia as a global superpower. Is there room for agreement?
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While the children born to migrants qualify for Venezuelan citizenship, they would need to formally register at a consulate or travel to Venezuela to obtain it. Both options are out of the question for many families.

In the country with the highest rate of femicides in the most violent region in the world, young girls are taking their own lives. And the victims are getting younger. In the midst of poverty and violence, where gangs operate with a brutality that’s become normalized, those who manage to flee do so only after escaping to every possible corner of the country.

After denouncing corruption in Venezuela during the April 30 uprising, sources tell Univision that Gen Manuel Cristopher Figuera fled to Colombia where he is believed to be cooperating with US intelligence. As the former head of Venezuelan intelligence he could be a valuable asset in future efforts to oust Maduro.
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After another week of political upheaval in Venezuela, Washington insists the "long knives are out" for Maduro, and the end of his regime is nearing. Others speculate that a failed plot to oust Maduro indicates Guaidó and the U.S. may have been hoodwinked by a Cuban and Russian counter-intelligence operation?
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U.S. officials say Cuban military advisors in Venezuela are a mainstay of the Maduro regime. But Cuba says it's presence consists almost entirely of a humanitarian "army" of health workers sent to assist in the poor barrios. So, which is it?
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