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Venezuela's 'Pearl of the Caribbean' loses its luster
The hotel is abandoned, its peeling facade a symbol of the decline of an island once dubbed the "Pearl of the Caribbean" that ... and turquoise waters. But Venezuela's economic collapse, high ...
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Venezuela deploys 150,000 military and police to defend ‘internal order’
Venezuela mobilized 150,000 troops throughout its territory for military exercises to defend its "internal order," the Armed ...
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Venezuela on tenterhooks ahead of rival protests, Maduro swearing-in
Venezuela is on tenterhooks as it braces for pro- and anti-government protests Thursday -- the eve of President Nicolas ...
AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was sworn in to serve a third term despite credible evidence that his opponent won the ...
Venezuela Releases Detained Free-speech Advocate
The head of a leading Venezuelan human rights group was released from detention Thursday, his NGO said, after nine days in ...
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2025 Caribbean Series
MLB Network will broadcast the entire 2025 Caribbean Series in English. Featuring teams from the Dominican Republic, Japan, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Venezuela, the 67th edition of this prestigious ...
Venezuela Rejects US President Donald Trump's Decision To Put Cuba Back On List Of 'State Sponsors Of Terrorism'
Caracas: The Venezuelan government has expressed its strong rejection of US President Donald Trump's decision to reinclude ...
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How Venezuela's 'Pearl Of The Caribbean' Lost Its Luster
Venezuela's Margarita island, once dubbed the "Pearl of the Caribbean", is now littered with abandoned hotels, many shops stand empty, and there are regular power outages.