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US Efforts to Exchange Detained Venezuelans in El Salvador Stalled Amid Diplomatic Discord

Conflicting negotiations within the US government have hindered a prisoner exchange deal involving Venezuelan migrants detained in El Salvador and political prisoners held in Venezuela.

By David Lee • July 09, 2025 7 MIN READ

Inmates at the Terrorism Confinement Center (Cecot), a maximum-security prison in Tecoluca, El Salvador, as seen in March.

Yessica Rojas with her children, Yessiel and Kenyerly, in Puerto Obaldía, Panama, earlier this month

Venezuelan Mother Leaves U.S. Amid Rising Deportation Fears Under Trump Administration

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Polling station in Caracas, Venezuela, on election day Sunday

Venezuelan Government Claims Victory in Boycotted Regional and Legislative Elections

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Migrant boats leaving Colón, Panama, heading toward the Colombian border with a stop close to the Darién jungle.

Increasing Number of Migrants Risk Dangerous Journeys to Self-Deport

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Supporters of opposition candidate Juan Requesens attended a rally in Caracas, Venezuela, on Thursday.

Maduro Calls Venezuelans to Vote Again Amid Controversial Election Climate

While some opposition voices urge abstention as a form of protest, others warn that voting could enable the government to claim an uncontested victory.

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Supporters of opposition candidate Juan Requesens rallied in Caracas, Venezuela, ahead of the legislative elections.

Maduro Calls Venezuelans to Vote Again Amid Controversial Election Claims

Facing allegations of election fraud and ongoing political turmoil, Venezuela’s leader Nicolás Maduro urges citizens to participate in upcoming legislative and gubernatorial elections despite widespread skepticism.

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Workers at the dock along the Essequibo River in Parika, Guyana. The region’s 125,000 residents and most nations recognize Essequibo as part of Guyana, not Venezuela.

Venezuela Conducts Controversial Election in Disputed Essequibo Region

Venezuela’s scheduled elections include choosing a governor for Essequibo, a territory internationally recognized as part of Guyana, highlighting a contentious territorial dispute.

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Scott and Patti St. Clair pictured in March holding a photo of their son Joseph, who was detained in Venezuela.

Venezuela Releases U.S. Air Force Veteran Previously Detained

Joseph St. Clair, a U.S. Air Force veteran, has been freed from Venezuelan custody amid escalating tensions over the country's vital oil exports.

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Once crowded with migrants, the bridge over the Suchiate River between Guatemala and Mexico now stands deserted.

Stranded Venezuelan Migrants in Mexico Seek Path to Return Home

Thousands of Venezuelan migrants stuck in southern Mexico face severe restrictions and scarce resources as they attempt to return home or escape their current predicament, highlighting a growing trend of reverse migration in the region.

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US Efforts to Exchange Detained Venezuelans in El Salvador Stalled Amid Diplomatic Discord

Venezuelan Mother Leaves U.S. Amid Rising Deportation Fears Under Trump Administration

Venezuelan Government Claims Victory in Boycotted Regional and Legislative Elections

Increasing Number of Migrants Risk Dangerous Journeys to Self-Deport

Maduro Calls Venezuelans to Vote Again Amid Controversial Election Climate

Maduro Calls Venezuelans to Vote Again Amid Controversial Election Claims

Venezuela Conducts Controversial Election in Disputed Essequibo Region

Venezuela Releases U.S. Air Force Veteran Previously Detained

Stranded Venezuelan Migrants in Mexico Seek Path to Return Home

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US Efforts to Exchange Detained Venezuelans in El Salvador Stalled Amid Diplomatic Discord

Venezuelan Mother Leaves U.S. Amid Rising Deportation Fears Under Trump Administration

Venezuelan Government Claims Victory in Boycotted Regional and Legislative Elections

Increasing Number of Migrants Risk Dangerous Journeys to Self-Deport

Maduro Calls Venezuelans to Vote Again Amid Controversial Election Climate