In a recent article Amnesty International accused the Venezuelan government of a āwitch huntā
On the weekend civilians marched with National Bolivarian Guard (GNB) soldiers, and today the government declared part of Caracas āfreeā from violent protests
The following are testimonies told to Venezuelanalysis.com by people in Merida city
Venezuelan governmental authorities have provided what they allege is evidence of former Colombian president Alvaro Uribeās involvement in the current disturbances and violence
Just after midday today, Lopez addressed the rally that he had convoked on Sunday, then handed himself over to the national guards
It seems unlikely that the far right, violent sector of the opposition will achieve its goal of forcing Maduro to resign
Violent opposition groups attacked government buildings and civilians, and clashed with police and government supporters following peaceful marches
National Communal Economy Conference calls for communal markets, increased funding of communal banks in Venezuela
Violent sectors of the opposition have continued protests over the weekend in Venezuela
One month before the first anniversary of Hugo Chavezās death, countries such as Bolivia, Cuba, Argentina, and Russia are participating in a global campaign to pay homage
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