The political crisis in Venezuela has become one of the most pressing issues in the Latin American region. In recent years, this country rich in natural resources has experienced various deep challenges, ranging from economic instability to humanitarian problems. One of the main causes of this crisis is public dissatisfaction with the government currently led by Nicolás Maduro, which many consider authoritarian. First of all, economic challenges take center stage. Venezuela, which was once the world’s largest oil producing country, is now experiencing a significant decline in production. Falling oil prices along with poor resource management have caused inflation to soar. As a result, Venezuelans struggle to meet their basic needs, with many now living below the poverty line. Furthermore, political challenges in Venezuela are also closely linked to the humanitarian crisis. Hundreds of thousands of refugees leave the country every year, seeking a better life in neighboring countries such as Colombia and Brazil. This increases the burden on recipient countries and creates tensions in the region. In the social aspect, societal fragmentation also occurs due to political tensions. The protests, which often turn violent, show how society is divided between supporters and opponents of Maduro. The media is silenced, and freedom of expression is limited, so citizens cannot voice their opinions freely. To overcome this crisis, several solutions can be considered. First, establishing a national dialogue is an important step. The involvement of all parties, including the opposition and civil society, in the political process can create space for a peaceful resolution. Second, international support is urgently needed. Other countries, international organizations, and NGOs should strengthen diplomatic efforts to facilitate the transition to more democratic governance. Third, economic reforms must be implemented. Establishing policies that support economic diversification and better resource management can help the economy recover. Finally, investment in education and health is a priority, to provide a better future for future generations and rebuild solid social foundations. With a deep understanding of these challenges and implementation of appropriate solutions, there is hope that Venezuela can navigate the ongoing political crisis and get on the path to recovery.