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Suspension of Parole Program Blocks Travel Plans

An attorney specialized in immigration matters denounced the case of a Nicaraguan whose permission to travel to the US was cancelled…

Electoral frauds are neither left nor right. They are frauds. And the people of Venezuela cry out today for respect for their thwarted will.

Thousands of irregularities were discovered in applications. Some 90,000 Nicaraguans have received parole so far, but not all have traveled.

“Maduro did not win the Venezuelan presidential elections on Sunday. He lost overwhelmingly,” says Maria Corina Machado, now in hiding.

This attack comes just hours after Machado, the opposition leader and chief campaign promoter to elect Edmundo Gonzalez, went into hiding.

The presidential election on July 28th in Venezuela, far from resolving or diminishing the political crisis, has intensified it…

Rather than genuinely caring about the return of democracy, opportunistic voices have surfaced in Chile regarding the situation in Venezuela.

“We do not accept the blackmail that defending the truth is violence. Violence is outraging the truth,” says opposition leader.

Incapable of stemming the opposing tide, the regime opted to manipulate the election results and make a mockery of the peoples will.

What Venezuelans and governments around the world are waiting for is the proof, the vote tabulation records issued at each polling place…