Alfredo Meza

Washington diplomat travels to Caracas to soothe tension fueled by Obama sanctions

Latin American figures believe Felipe González’s actions will shed light on country’s crisis

Venezuelan leader's request comes after Washington’s action on human rights abuses

Union delegation will mediate between president and opposition after jailing of leaders

Some parties from the MUD anti-government coalition keen to avoid public protests

But Maduro government maintains convoluted multi-rate currency controls

President Maduro accuses businessmen of trying to oust him from office

Nicolás Maduro says conspiracy in Washington aims to topple his government

President says “God will provide” until oil prices recover during annual message to nation

Four attorneys collect more than 45,000 sentences that show judges’ attitude toward the regime

State prosecutor names María Corina Machado as suspect in assassination plan probe

María Corina Machado is accused of trying to eliminate President Nicolás Maduro

President’s new organization will have power to investigate and punish corrupt individuals

Pharmaceutical firms, airlines and food industry are unable to take profits out of country

Reports of shipment of light crude from Algeria suggest a more pragmatic attitude

Roberto Weil’s sketch allegedly predicted assassination of a chavista politician

Residents of the city of Maracaibo are selling subsidized gasoline in Colombia to make a living

EL PAÍS takes a trip with a ‘bachaquero,’ who sells subsidized goods in Colombia at market prices

Biometric technology will be used in stores to stop purchases of goods from different locations

Ramón Guillermo Aveledo, executive secretary of the Democratic Unity Roundtable, steps down

Long-time Chávez mentor Jorge Giordani hits back with article criticizing government

The ousted Venezuelan deputy denies accusations she plotted to have the president killed

Former representative María Corina Machado denies president’s claims Machado to file formal complaint against the Caracas government

Twelve months after Maduro came power, 10% of population are living in precarious conditions Food shortages and inflation are hurting the poorest hardest

US Secretary of State John Kerry expresses “deep concern” at state of affairs

Program host Shirley Varnagy resigns in protest, joining 50 others who have recently left station

The body of Eliézer Otaiza was found in a wooded area on the outskirts of Caracas President Nicolás Maduro has called for a thorough investigation