Who owns the words matters because words are one of the key factors in how we understand things, in our social consciousness, our collective values, and therefore the way we act

A look from the ground as the unrest evolved, speaking to ordinary Venezuelans and getting the real story from the streets

And most of all, an alternative Christmas article for those who are silenced

President Nicolas Maduro announced a 30% increase in the minimum wage and pensions

President Maduro presided over an Economic Conference for Peace with over 650 business people and leaders from private and public sectors

Military chief Vladimir Padrino said yesterday that the violent street blockades which began in February have moved on to a “second phase” characterised by “selective attacks and terrorist cells”.

While most first world and imperialist countries criminalise refugees and undocumented migrants, Venezuela welcomes migrants

University authorities in the Central University of Venezuela and other key autonomous universities are “creating the conditions” for a “silent” or forced strike

The private media has invented a new thing. In both English and Spanish they are calling it colectivos, and these collectives are meant to be irrational, cruel, grotesque

Attacks on utilities and public property have continued this week and so far no arrests of the perpetrators have been made