On Monday, 300 workers from Lacteos Los Andes rallied outside the Venezuelan national assembly in order to request administrative and financial intervention…
After over three weeks protesting the “imposition” of a manager on the worker-run factories of Industrias Diana, President Nicolas Maduro has appointed…
Yesterday President Nicolas Maduro announced the completion of the nationalisation of companies Venprecar and Orinoco Iron, in Bolivar state. Venprecar and Orinoco…
Fearing state repression, farmers in the Cataumbo region of Colombia, on the border with Venezuela, have formally requested asylum in Venezuela, and…
“It’s an abuse to have put Evo Morales life in danger,” said Venezuela’s foreign minister, Elias Jaua, after the Bolivian president’s flight…
“Science and technology, in revolutionary society, should be at the service of permanent liberation, of humanisation”- Paulo Freire The list of abuses…
Clown doctors dancing with elderly women for a communal council event, debates about Venezuela’s political culture organised by the PSUV (Socialist Party)…
The Venezuelan opposition yesterday released a recording which they claim shows evidence of corruption and internal factionalism within the government. However journalist…
The Venezuelan government announced that it is implementing a short term plan, called ‘Safe Homeland’, to fight crime. Members of the Bolivarian…
Today both pro-government and opposition supporters held large marches in Caracas, as well as smaller ones around the country, to mark International…
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