Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has accused the US-backed opposition and the CIA of planning “terrorist attacks” in order to destabilize the country ahead of the presidential election this year. 

Since the December 3 referendum held in Venezuela on the reaffirmation of sovereignty in Essequibo, the Western press positioned the issue as something new, and even brutal on the part of Venezuela.

The Guyana-Venezuela territorial dispute has escalated as a British warship arrives in Guyana waters.

Colombian businessman Alex Saab, a close ally to the Venezuelan president, says he was tortured by the US.

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has ordered a "defensive" military exercise off the coast of the disputed region of Essequibo over Britain’s “provocative” deployment of a warship to Guyana.

The US has been easing the pressure on Venezuela. Washington agreed in October to scale back sanctions related to oil and gas.

The Venezuelan president says the US has sold tens of billions of dollars in weapons to Israel to kill civilians in the Gaza Strip.

The long-running territorial dispute between Georgetown and Caracas over the oil-rich Essequibo region has spiraled recently.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro urges people all over the world to fight for Palestinian "life and land" by continuing mass demonstrations calling for an end to Israeli genocide in Gaza.

Venezuela's President Maduro urges the world to stop the genocide by Israel against the Palestinian people.