On Sunday, around 200 Venezuelans from various socialist collectives gathered in the student residences of Plaza Venezuela, in Caracas, to protest the countryās strict anti-abortion laws
. Over the weekend, the Washington Post ridiculed president Nicolas Maduro and warned readers that, if elected to council, Venezuela would only āadvocate for allies such as Syria, Iran and Cubaā
The Second Conference of the Ministries of States Affected by Transnational Interests will be held this Wednesday in Caracas with member countries of the Union of South American Nations
The Bolivarian government still stands as a pillar for international solidarity and popular self-determination
The peasants, or campesinos, claim that PeƱa Aly acquired the 3,600 hectares through corruption and intimidation
Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro announced yesterday the need for āa complete and profound revolution within public administrationā
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