Washington, Madrid, Prague seek information on nationals held in Venezuela
The United States, Spain and the Czech Republic on Monday demanded information from Venezuela about six of their citizens detained in the South American country over an alleged plot to assassinate President Nicolas Maduro.
Two Spanish Nationals Arrested in Venezuela Not Linked to Any Plot, Says Madrid
MADRID (Reuters) -Two Spanish nationals arrested in Venezuela had no links to the Spanish secret service and Spain was not involved in any plan to politically destabilize the South American country, a Spanish foreign ministry source said on Sunday.
Venezuela warned on Friday that it would brook "no interference" from Madrid in its affairs amid a deepening standoff with ...
Spain's ambassador has been summoned by Venezuela after a minister called the country a "dictatorship".
Venezuela is proposing to cut ties with Madrid after the Spanish congress voted to recognize Edmundo González, the opposition ...
The Venezuelan government has called on its ambassador to Spain as well as Spain's ambassador to the Latin American nation, ...
Spain’s embassy in Venezuela did not reply to a request for comment on the arrests of its citizens. The U.S. State Department late Saturday confirmed the detention of a U.S. military member and ...
Former Venezuelan opposition presidential candidate Edmundo González has fled into exile after being granted asylum in Spain, ...
The Venezuelan government has recalled its ambassador to Spain for consultations and summoned the Spanish ambassador to ...
The announcement is likely to deepen the country's already substantial tensions with Spain and the United States after Venezuela's disputed presidential election in July. Venezuelan Interior ...
to protect its sovereignty." Madrid has been at loggerheads with its former colony since a disputed presidential election in Venezuela in July. Spain last week granted asylum to opposition ...
Venezuela warned on Friday that it would brook "no interference" from Madrid in its affairs amid a deepening standoff with Spain over its fierce criticism of strongman President Nicolas Maduro.
The State Department said a U.S. service member is one of the six people detained in Venezuela over alleged plans to destabilize the Latin American country.
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