Alfredo Meza

Companies leave country over government policies considered hostile to foreign investment

In highly anticipated video message, politician calls for anti-government protests to continue

Henrique Capriles hit in face with helmet and punched by officers from Bolivarian National Guard

Liliana Tintori sees Leopoldo López for first time in 35 days after rumors he was in hospital

Move follows online rumors that Leopoldo López had been taken to a military hospital

After a month of marches and a death toll of 29, opposition says it will maintain pressure on government

Move could isolate and wrong-foot opposition, which lacks the regime’s nationwide support structures

Opposition rebuffs pontiff’s suggestion it won’t talk to government because it is divided

Civilians accused of working with police and responsible for killings apparently operating with impunity

More than three weeks of protests have left 23 people dead: new march planned for Wednesday

Nicolás Maduro criticizes Mariano Rajoy after his calls for release of political prisoners

President says move designed to combat “imperialist” forces and black market gangs

Low-cost carrier was set up in Venezuela to provide regional charter flights

New measure limits amount of money citizens may withdraw from the bank, as inflation rate soars

Government seeking to supply subsidized foodstuffs to poor in bid to hold on to power

Popular Will fears international mediation is giving embattled President Maduro breathing room

Vatican-sponsored talks continue, but MUD says government must meet its demands soon

Release comes a day after the Venezuelan president and opposition begin talks

Opposition calls for fresh demonstration on Thursday and a 12-hour general strike on Friday

Angry pro-government protesters disrupted special session on whether to try President Nicolás Maduro

President Maduro releases Manuel Rosales and Francisco Márquez days after visit by former Spanish PM

Opposition warns that courts cannot stop the process and that delay tactics only make crisis worse

Macroeconomic policies of ‘chavista’ regime and falling oil prices strain capitalization at PDVSA

Organizers were unable to get hold of even basic items such as make-up and buttons

Opposition leverages discontent with inflation and lack of basic goods, stepping up pressure on government

Venezuelan president sends out list of functionaries who must leave their jobs within 48 hours