Jim Wyss
Jim Wyss is the South America bureau chief for The Miami Herald. He has a master of science degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and a bachelor of arts degree from American University in journalism and Spanish. He lives in Bogota, Colombia.
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Venezuela Interim President Juan Guaid贸 is demanding the release of his chief of staff after security forces arrested Roberto Marrero in a predawn raid鈥� -
Flanked by commanders of the armed forces, Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino L贸pez said the country鈥檚 military was firmly behind President鈥� -
Raising his right hand before a cheering crowd of supporters, Juan Guaid贸 declared himself interim president of the country, called for new elections and鈥� -
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As the international community piled on Venezuela Monday, the White House rolled out new sanctions and more than a dozen countries rejected Sunday鈥檚鈥� -
The White House on Monday continued tightening financial sanctions on Venezuela, issuing an order prohibiting U.S. citizens from making any transactions鈥� -
For the first time in more than 18 months, Venezuelans trying to go to the United States for business or pleasure can apply for a visa in Venezuela.In a鈥� -
One of Venezuela鈥檚 highest-profile political prisoners, the former mayor of Caracas, escaped from house arrest early Friday and made his way into鈥� -
ST. MARTIN -- Ten days after Hurricane Irma turned St. Martin into a jigsaw of ripped metal and shattered wood, residents were still struggling with an鈥�
