Noelani Kirschner
Maduro’s sham election: ‘Those who don’t vote, won’t eat’
The Maduro regime played fast and loose with the safety of millions of Venezuelans on December 6, while threatening to cut off their benefits.
U.S. embassies partner for COVID-19 economic recovery
U.S. embassies worked with Garage48 and Startup Wise Guys to host a worldwide coding event aimed at app development to address COVID-19 recovery.
Nations speak out against Maduro’s fraudulent elections
The international community is speaking out against the Maduro regime's attempt to overthrow the last democratically elected body in the Venezuelan government.
Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela strike out against free speech
The authoritarian regimes in Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela are cracking down on their citizens' freedoms of speech and of the press.
Local staff members of U.S. Embassy recognized as heroes
Badye and Hella Ladhari were locally employed U.S. Embassy staff members in Tunis when violent protests threatened the embassy September 14, 2012.
A living wage for health care workers in Venezuela
The legitimate interim government of Venezuela has helped over 62,000 health care workers receive a living wage during the pandemic.
Creating meaningful exchanges with leaders around the world
The State Department's International Visitor Leadership Program is celebrating 80 years of bringing leaders from around the world to the U.S.
The two choices for Venezuela’s future
The illegitimate Maduro regime wants to stay in power, causing more Venezuelans to suffer. But what would a future without his influence look like?
As fraudulent election nears, Maduro cracks down on journalists
In the past six weeks, the illegitimate Maduro regime in Venezuela has detained more journalists and editors for publishing and investigating the truth.