- 06:40 17/07/2013
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his longtime companion Cilia Flores married in a civil ceremony on Tuesday, HuffingtonPost.com reported.
- 11:56 15/07/2013
Edward Snowden has highly sensitive documents on how the National Security Agency (NSA) is structured and operates that could harm the US government, but has insisted that they not be made public, a journalist close to the NSA leaker said.
- 22:34 13/07/2013
Russian immigration officials pledged to consider an asylum application from CIA leaker Edward Snowden – as soon as they get one.
- 04:12 09/07/2013
Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro said Monday that his country had received a request for political asylum from fugitive ex-CIA employee Edward Snowden and awaits his arrival.
- 19:36 08/07/2013
Nicaragua’s embassy in Moscow has received an official asylum request from fugitive former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, an embassy spokesperson confirmed to RIA Novosti on Monday.
- 04:13 08/07/2013
Cuba supports the governments of Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua, which offered asylum to ex-CIA employee Edward Snowden, Cuban leader Raul Castro said.
- 13:38 07/07/2013
Nicaraguan media published on Sunday a letter by ex-CIA employee Edward Snowden requesting asylum in the Central American country as the fugitive intelligence expert rejects the possibility of a ‘fair trial’ in the United States where he may face ‘life in prison or even death.’
- 10:31 07/07/2013
Venezuela, which has offered asylum to former CIA employee Edward Snowden, will wait for the fugitive intelligence expert’s reply on Monday, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Elias Jaua said on Sunday.
- 23:07 06/07/2013
Former CIA employee Edward Snowden’s options appeared to be broadening Saturday as Bolivia became the third country to say that it would be prepared to offer political asylum to the fugitive intelligence expert believed to be hiding in a Russian airport, according to media reports.5
- 08:16 06/07/2013
The recent decision by a number of European countries to close their airspace to Bolivian President Evo Morales’s plane was made on an order from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), media quoted the Venezuelan president as saying.
- 04:48 06/07/2013
Nicaragua and Venezuela may give political asylum to former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, media quoted the two countries’ leaders as saying.1
- 21:13 05/07/2013
Fugitive former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden has sent asylum requests to six more countries, anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks said Friday.1
- 01:31 04/07/2013
The options of finding a country that will grant him asylum are slowly dwindling for US fugitive Edward Snowden. Here is a list of nations that has fallen on his radar, and what their current response is, or would be, to his asylum bid.
- 16:59 03/07/2013
Russia’s state arms exporter said Wednesday that its order portfolio stood at $34 billion as of June 1.
- 22:23 02/07/2013
A street in northern Moscow was named after late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on Tuesday, the same day that Russian majors Rosneft and Gazprombank inked significant deals with national oil firm Petroleos de Venezuela.
- 19:22 02/07/2013
Venezuela and Russia have huge potential for joint investment projects, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday, the same day that Rosneft and Gazprombank signed major deals with Venezuela’s national oil company, Petroleos de Venezuela.
- 18:18 02/07/2013
Venezuela’s national oil company Petroleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) and Russia’s state-owned oil-and-gas giant Rosneft on Tuesday signed an agreement to jointly develop extensive offshore deposits in South America.
- 19:21 01/07/2013
Gas exporting countries should focus on decreasing price volatility and ensuring long-term supply stability, Russian President Vladimir Putin said during a major gas summit in Moscow on Monday.
- 13:45 27/06/2013
Ecuadorian authorities did not issue any travel document for fugitive former CIA employee Edward Snowden, wanted by the United States for leaking state secrets, Ecuador’s acting foreign minister said on Wednesday.1
