VENEZUELA TODAYVente Venezuela protests in Caracas for María Corina Machado's return as Delcy Rodríguez promises elections with no dateVENEZUELA TODAYProsecutors oppose Cilia Flores's bid for house arrestVENEZUELA TODAYTrump meets Delcy Rodríguez in New York as a flight carrying María Corina Machado fails to take offTOCORÓN WATCHProsecutors oppose Cilia Flores's bid for house arrest releaseVENEZUELA TODAYTrump touts Maduro's capture at the UN and meets with Delcy Rodríguez in New YorkTOCORÓN WATCHJudge issues protective order for handling evidence in Maduro caseVENEZUELA TODAYDelcy Rodríguez arrives in New York for the UN General Assembly amid protests and expectations of a meeting with TrumpVENEZUELA TODAYAlex Saab pleads guilty in Miami as Delcy Rodríguez hosts Santiago Peña at Miraflores
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Morning edition · September 19, 2026 · published Sep 26, 9:26 am ET · Español

Two editions a day, around 7:00 and 17:00 New York time, plus a breaking edition when something big happens. Our coverage starts on July 1, 2026; there is nothing before that date.

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Former Carora mayor Javier Oropeza detained and released hours after returning from exile

−88%88% fewer mentions of Maduro on state TV · State television mentioned Nicolás Maduro 88% less in the past week compared with its January-July 2026 average, according to the transcript count.
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Javier Oropeza, former mayor of Torres, is detained and released hours after returning from exile

Opposition former mayor Javier Oropeza was detained in Barquisimeto and released hours later, El Pitazo reported. The detention came just 48 hours after Oropeza returned to the country from exile.

Before being detained, Oropeza publicly named military officials whom he says confiscated property belonging to him and his family without a court order, including two newspapers, two farms and more than 600 animals, according to El Pitazo.

«I hope the same pressure that appeared immediately over Javier Oropeza also appears for the civilian and military political prisoners who remain detained.»— Patricia Poleo, September 19, 2026 · watch
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María Corina Machado tells the Wall Street Journal she plans to return to Venezuela

María Corina Machado told the Wall Street Journal she plans to return to Venezuela, opposition commentator David Placeres said, adding that she 'doesn't intend to wait any longer.'

Placeres claimed, as his own reading of the situation, that Delcy Rodríguez is seeking a meeting with Donald Trump to secure backing for a possible presidential run.

«Delcy Rodríguez wants to be a candidate, she's determined, she says the numbers favor her.»— David Placeres, September 19, 2026 · watch

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