Latin American Orders

LATIN America, Maduro and Venezuela

China Vs U.S Over Maduro: Beijing to FIGHT Trump’s Forces for LATIN America; ORDERS Maduro’s Release

China issued a sharp wa ing as tensions surged over Venezuela, openly challenging the United States after the capture of President Nicolás Maduro.

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Condemnation and Applause in Latin America After US Seizes Venezuela's Maduro

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Trump embraces US intervention in Venezuela, opens door to broader Latin America push

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January 3, 2026 — Maduro in US custody

Starlink says it is providing free broadband services to people in Venezuela until February 3, following the US operation that ousted President Nicolás Maduro.

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Trump Warns Rivals Amid Uproar Over Maduro’s Capture, Defends ‘US Rule In Venezuela’

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Trump to give first speech since Maduro’s capture — watch live

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Nearly 200 US troops entered Caracas to seize Maduro: Pentagon chief

US forces captured Maduro and his wife over the weekend, bringing to an end 12 years of increasingly authoritarian rule by the left-wing leader, whom Washington accused of running a drug cartel and ta...

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Maduro Son Sends 1st Message To Trump, Then Calls For 'GLOBAL ACTION' Against Mom-Dad Abduction

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Maduro, Wife At New York Court, 1st Appearance After Capture By US Forces

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Trump’s new world order is taking shape in Venezuela. Five keys to understanding the US military attacks

The attack on Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro herald the decoupling of Trump’s United States from the rules-based international order, and the end of liberal order as a whole. A new international order is now emerging, based on the use of force, revisionism and security on the American continent.

Anadolu Agency

YEAR-ENDER - 2025: How rising right-wing reshaped Latin America’s political landscape

Latin America sees right-wing leaders rise to power in countries like Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Ecuador - Anadolu Ajansı

Experts analyze whether the US really ‘intimidate’ Latin America by striking Venezuela and threatening three regional nations

A supporter of Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro displays a banner that reads "Free our President" during a demonstration in Caracas on January 4, 2026, a day after he was captured in a US strike.