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President Nicolás Maduro highlighted the need to prevent breast and cervical cancer, in addition to “a policy to accelerate and improve preventive and care measures.” According to the latest study published by

At the Citizen Service Point located in Zea, Mérida, two subjects were arrested who are being investigated for diversion of controlled chemical substances. A report from the National Anti-Drug Command (Conas), to

The People’s Power Minister for Foreign Relations, Carlos Faría, arrived this Tuesday in Buenos Aires, capital of Argentina, where he will participate in the XXIII Meeting of Foreign Ministers of the Community

The Court of the District of Columbia alleges, after an investigation by the FBI and the Department of Commerce, that an illegal transfer of the Boeing 747 aircraft, now owned by Emtrasur,

The Public Ministry charged the citizen Chakkal Chaccal Foud with the crimes of outrage against the official and resistance to authority, because on October 23 the subject verbally assaulted Baruta Police officers,

During the ordinary session of the National Assembly (AN) this Tuesday, a draft Agreement was unanimously approved in support and restitution of relations between Venezuela and Colombia and the opening of the

Luis Fernando Vuteff, son-in-law of former metropolitan mayor Antonio Ledezma, was accused by the United States of being involved in a scheme to launder 1.2 billion dollars from the state-owned Petróleos de

Two members of criminal gangs were killed during procedures carried out by agents of the Bolivarian National Guard in Miranda state, according to military sources. One of the operations took place in

The president of the National Assembly (AN) Jorge Rodríguez, instructed the creation of a Special Commission to evaluate the laws of People’s Power, as requested by the President of the Republic, Nicholas

The drug regulation system in the country is not only insufficient, but also outdated, and the legal framework is ambiguous, which hinders its effectiveness, warn specialists. Several unions and federations began the