Opposition leader and self declared president Juan Guaido will lead a rally in Caracas but demonstrations have been called all over the country
Britain, France and Spain were among 16 EU nations to side with Guaido, following in the footsteps of key regional powers and the United States
Spain and Britain on Monday became the latest nations to recognise Venezuela’s opposition chief Juan Guaido as interim leader
The parallels with another country in crisis — Zimbabwe — helps to explain why Venezuela is collapsing
Last week Venezuela was plunged into uncertainty when the US-backed opposition leader Juan Guaidó proclaimed himself ‘acting president’
Bosasa’s ‘blocker’— EXPOSED: Tom Moyane’s role in preventing the company from being blacklisted by the government
Trump backed the president’s challenger, but the army and Russia are firmly behind Maduro
‘The decision by the US to recognise opposition leader Juan Guaidó as president of Venezuela can only be viewed with suspicion’
The US and other major countries are backing Venezuela’s new self proclaimed acting president in repudiation of President Nicolas Maduro
In calling on government supporters to take part in a counter-rally, Maduro’s right-hand man Diosdado Cabello suggested the regime would hold fast
They come from all walks of life and dread the prospect of another six years under the man who has overseen it, President Nicolas Maduro
General Oswaldo Hernandez and retired Colonel Jose Delgado are among those sentenced to a minimum of five years
National Electoral Council chair Tibisay Lucena put the rate of abstention at 72.6%
Its opaque agreements may finally be exposed by borrowers approaching global financial institutions
Fernando Alban was in pretrial detention Monday at the time of his death, which the government presented as a suicide
Tens of thousands of Venezuelans have crossed the border into Brazil over the past three years as they seek to escape the crisis in their country
Maduro and his government said the president had been targeted by two flying drones each carrying a kilogram of powerful C-4 explosives
‘There is sufficient evidence of the participation of the outgoing Colombian government of President Juan Manuel Santos’ — Maduro
The mining company was reportedly subpoenaed by the US department
The Swiss-based corporation said it was being probed by the US in a corruption investigation linked to its business in Nigeria, Venezuela and the DRC
Venezuela is locked in a deep economic and political crisis despite sitting on the world’s largest oil reserves
To change South Africa to a socialist state will not happen through a social pact, writes Frans Rautenbach
The political instability in Venezuela has led thousands to flee to Columbia despite Columbia experiencing political instability too.
Next Sunday’s vote is supposed to be for a 545-seat constituent assembly that will draw its members not from political parties but from social sectors
Venezuela’s army has been put on alert after four grenades were hurled at the Supreme Court from a helicopter
Many believed Chávez would lead the world from capitalism to socialism, but an over-reliance on oil has seen his leftist vision disintegrate.
A Colombian funeral director had to buy back his customised Lincoln after a Venezuelan slip-up.
Venezuela’s leader Nicolás Maduro says he’d join the protests he is trying to suppress, were they not right-wing ploys.
Student leader Daniel Tinoco was fatally shot in the chest after clashes between security forces and San Cristobal residents, says the city’s mayor.
A Twitter campaign calling on movie stars to support anti-government protests has led to Venezuela’s opposition being lauded at the Academy awards.
The M&G spoke to Juan Mejia, spokesperson for the party at the forefront of the biggest anti-government protests in Venezuela in a decade.
Security forces and protesters have fought around Venezuela, with scores injured and arrested since violence broke out just over a week ago.