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Venezuela

Socialism will not end poverty Mr Vavi
Article
/ 16 October 2017

Socialism will not end poverty Mr Vavi

To change South Africa to a socialist state will not happen through a social pact, writes Frans Rautenbach

By Staff Reporter
The Pope leaves Colombia with prayers for peace
Article
/ 11 September 2017

The Pope leaves Colombia with prayers for peace

The political instability in Venezuela has led thousands to flee to Columbia despite Columbia experiencing political instability too.

By Staff Reporter
Venezuela opposition urges boycott of vote to overhaul constitution
Article
/ 25 July 2017

Venezuela opposition urges boycott of vote to overhaul constitution

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

By Staff Reporter
Helicopter launches grenade attacks on Venezuela Supreme Court
Article
/ 28 June 2017

Helicopter launches grenade attacks on Venezuela Supreme Court

Venezuela’s army has been put on alert after four grenades were hurled at the Supreme Court from a helicopter

By Agence France Presse
​As Venezuela crumbles in financial disarray, so too does the pink tide of socialism
Article
/ 27 June 2016

​As Venezuela crumbles in financial disarray, so too does the pink tide of socialism

Many believed Chávez would lead the world from capitalism to socialism, but an over-reliance on oil has seen his leftist vision disintegrate.

By Staff Reporter
Dying to use Chavez’s glass hearse
Article
/ 23 August 2015

Dying to use Chavez’s glass hearse

A Colombian funeral director had to buy back his customised Lincoln after a Venezuelan slip-up.

By Sibylla Brodzinsky
Less Lenin for Maduro, and more Lennon
Article
/ 10 April 2014

Less Lenin for Maduro, and more Lennon

Venezuela’s leader Nicolás Maduro says he’d join the protests he is trying to suppress, were they not right-wing ploys.

By Jonathan Watts
Venezuela student leader dies after street clashes
Article
/ 11 March 2014

Venezuela student leader dies after street clashes

Student leader Daniel Tinoco was fatally shot in the chest after clashes between security forces and San Cristobal residents, says the city’s mayor.

By Sapa Ap
Venezuela’s opposition celebrates support at the Oscars
Article
/ 3 March 2014

Venezuela’s opposition celebrates support at the Oscars

A Twitter campaign calling on movie stars to support anti-government protests has led to Venezuela’s opposition being lauded at the Academy awards.

By Brian Ellsworth
Why are young people dying in Venezuela?
Article
/ 27 February 2014

Why are young people dying in Venezuela?

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.

By Verashni Pillay
Death toll rises as Venezuela protesters clash with troops
Article
/ 21 February 2014

Death toll rises as Venezuela protesters clash with troops

Security forces and protesters have fought around Venezuela, with scores injured and arrested since violence broke out just over a week ago.

By Reuters
Deadly violence rocks Caracas
Article
/ 16 February 2014

Deadly violence rocks Caracas

Three people have been shot dead in the worst violence since Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro’s disputed election last year.

By Reuters
Once-suave Caracas to enchant again
Article
/ 6 February 2014

Once-suave Caracas to enchant again

Venezuela’s crime-ridden capital was once a thriving metropolis and residents hope the Hugo Chávez park signals a return to better times.

By Virginia Lopez
Venezuelan leader now rules by decree
Article
/ 22 November 2013

Venezuelan leader now rules by decree

Nicolás Maduro has vowed to limit profiteering and to strengthen price controls after receiving special powers from the country’s national assembly.

By Virginia Lopez
Tired of CIA spying? Delete Facebook, says Venezuela minister
Article
/ 11 July 2013

Tired of CIA spying? Delete Facebook, says Venezuela minister

A Venezuelan minister has urged citizens to close Facebook accounts to avoid being unwitting informants for the US CIA.

By Reuters
As Venezuelans mourn Chavez, election set for mid-April
Article
/ 10 March 2013

As Venezuelans mourn Chavez, election set for mid-April

Venezuala will hold an election on April 14, as acting President Nicolas Maduro tries to benefit from an emotional outpouring for Hugo Chávez.

By Reuters
Latin America: The ball’s in Obama’s court
Africa
/ 8 March 2013

Latin America: The ball’s in Obama’s court

As the Chávez era draws to a close, the US has a chance to build potentially lucrative relationships.

By Rory Carroll and Rory Carroll in Caracas
Chávez: From a poor boy to a leftwing figurehead
Article
/ 6 March 2013

Chávez: From a poor boy to a leftwing figurehead

Venezuela’s leader Hugo Chávez has left a legacy of literacy and healthcare for the poor, alongside crumbling infrastructure and a dependence on oil.

By Rory Carroll and Rory Carroll in Caracas
Venezuela mourns death of President Hugo Chávez
Article
/ 6 March 2013

Venezuela mourns death of President Hugo Chávez

Venezuela’s President Hugo Chávez has died after a two-year battle with cancer, ending 14 years of rule that saw him win as much hatred as support.

By Reuters
Venezuela says Chavez is receiving chemo while battling for his life
Article
/ 2 March 2013

Venezuela says Chavez is receiving chemo while battling for his life

Venezuela’s government has for the first time revealed that President Hugo Chavez has been receiving chemotherapy since undergoing surgery in Cuba.

By Sapa Ap
Supporters rejoice after photos of recovering Chavez released
Article
/ 16 February 2013

Supporters rejoice after photos of recovering Chavez released

Supporters of Hugo Chavez have displayed new confidence after the government released the first post-surgical photos of the ailing Venezuelan leader.

By Sapa Afp
Dozens killed in Venezuelan prison riot
Article
/ 26 January 2013

Dozens killed in Venezuelan prison riot

A jail riot in southwestern Venezuela has killed dozens of people local media said, the latest in the ongoing crisis in the coutry’s crowded prisons.

By Reuters
‘Laughing’ Chavez dishes out orders from Cuba
Article
/ 22 January 2013

‘Laughing’ Chavez dishes out orders from Cuba

Six weeks after his disappearance from the public eye for surgery, Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez is joking and giving instructions again, says an official.

By Andrew Cawthorne Author
Ailing Chavez’s swearing-in could be postponed
Article
/ 5 January 2013

Ailing Chavez’s swearing-in could be postponed

Hugo Chavez’s swearing-in for a new six-year term can be postponed if he is unable to attend due to his battle to recover from cancer surgery.

By Andrew Cawthorne Author
Tell us the whole truth about Chavez, says Venezuela’s opposition
Article
/ 3 January 2013

Tell us the whole truth about Chavez, says Venezuela’s opposition

Venezuela’s opposition has demanded the government tell "the whole truth" about the health of cancer-stricken President Hugo Chavez.

By Diego Ore and Brian Ellsworth
Venezuela’s right makes a left turn
Article
/ 5 October 2012

Venezuela’s right makes a left turn

In today’s Venezuela, to be a rightist is out of fashion and opposition candidate Henrique Capriles has found his inner socialist.

By Luis Hernandez Navarro
Chavez says he has beaten cancer, ready to rule until 2019
Article
/ 30 September 2012

Chavez says he has beaten cancer, ready to rule until 2019

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he believes he has beaten cancer and will be strong enough to rule for another six years if he wins re-election.

By Staff Reporter
Chavez: Venezuela is no threat to anyone
Article
/ 14 July 2012

Chavez: Venezuela is no threat to anyone

Hugo Chavez has denied that Venezuela is a threat to the US, after Barack Obama was accused for playing down the risk posed by the socialist leader.

By Staff Reporter
Chavez launches re-election bid with pomp and strength
Article
/ 12 June 2012

Chavez launches re-election bid with pomp and strength

Venezuela’s president has registered to run for a third term in October, publicising it with an open-top parade and folk-song performance.

By Guardian Reporter
Chavez in ‘good spirits’ after cancer treatment
Article
/ 12 May 2012

Chavez in ‘good spirits’ after cancer treatment

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez returned home after 11 days of cancer treatment in Cuba, saying his latest round of radiation therapy was successful.

By Christopher Toothaker
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Article
/ 13 April 2012

Venezuela fights to defend its progress

Venezuela is a country that still faces a host of major challenges but its citizens remain united against military rule.

By Staff Reporter
Chávez: The enemy of my enemy wants to kill my enemy
Article
/ 20 March 2012

Chávez: The enemy of my enemy wants to kill my enemy

Venezuela’s President Hugo Chávez claims to have information about a plot to assassinate his opposition rival Henrique Capriles ahead of elections.

By Marianna Parraga
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