Manuel Rueda
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112 appearances
18 recordings
2 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 11 Aug
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Now, the Trump administration is pressuring Venezuelan officials to free hundreds of dissidents who were imprisoned during Maduro's rule.
Opposition leaders welcomed the bill, but said that many more reforms need to be made to restore democracy in Venezuela.
For NPR News, I'm Manuel Rueda in Caracas.
On Friday night, activists cheered outside a prison in Caracas as they heard about the new amnesty bill announced by acting President Delcy Rodríguez.
This is a ray of hope for us, said Mayra Morales.
Her brother was accused of participating in an effort to overthrow the government and has been in prison for five years.
The amnesty bill follows a U.S.
raid on Venezuela in which President Nicolás Maduro was captured.
Now, the Trump administration is pressuring Venezuelan officials to free hundreds of dissidents who were imprisoned during Maduro's rule.
Opposition leaders welcomed the bill, but said that many more reforms need to be made to restore democracy in Venezuela.
For NPR News, I'm Manuel Rueda in Caracas.
After the US raid that led to Nicolas Maduro's removal, the socialist government's control of Venezuela's vast oil reserves is changing.
The bill approved on Thursday night will allow foreign companies to run oil wells in Venezuela and sell the nation's oil, provided they pay taxes.
Disputes with the government can now be settled by international arbitration.
Previously, the Venezuelan government had to be the main stakeholder in oil projects, and the National Oil Company was the only entity allowed to sell the nation's crude.
Now, the U.S.
Treasury has e-sanctions on Venezuela, and American companies will be able to purchase and resell Venezuelan oil.
For NPR News, I'm Manuel Rueda in Caracas.
After the U.S.
raid that led to Nicolás Maduro's removal, the socialist government's control of Venezuela's vast oil reserves is changing.
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