Over three million Chavez supporters flooded the streets of Caracas yesterday to show their support for the re-election of current Venezuelan president…
Women's rights groups presented a series of proposals to Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez on Wednesday evening in a televised event at the…
Communities organised into communal councils and communes are to be given increased power and access to funding under new legislation approved last…
Juan Manuel Sánchez Gordillo, a history lecturer, representative for the United Left Party in Spanish Parliament and Mayor of Marinaleda in Andalucia,…
Venezuelan citizens took to the streets of Caracas yesterday as part of the government’s “Caracas Free Wheeling” campaign, a plan aimed at…
A Venezuelan judge has fled to the United States after he was dismissed as a Supreme Court Magistrate on March 20th, when…
Venezuela’s Minister of Communication and Information, Andres Izarra, has announced that the government will create a national alternative media network in a…
During a telephone call from Cuba last Saturday, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said that the government would carry out an “economic revolution”…
Over 53 social collectives from the Caracas neighbourhood, 23 de Enero (23 January) have protested against what they describe as a corporate…
A government decision to dismiss Elias Sayago from his post as worker-president at the state aluminium company, CVG Alcasa, has been met…
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