Guyanese government objects to seizure of research ship by Venezuela
Officials from both countries will meet in Trinidad to resolve dispute
The frantic search for the 99th deputy
Government files criminal charges against opposition lawmaker in hope of taking her seat Maduro needs a three-fifths majority for special executive powers
Venezuela militarizes its supermarkets
Maduro wants to send in troops to combat food shortages and long lines
Corrupt military officials helping Venezuela drug trade flourish
The 1.3 tons of cocaine seized in Paris last week was just fragment of narcotics shipped through the South American nation
Prison violence in Venezuela spins out of control, leaving government helpless
The Maduro administration cannot regain authority of the nation’s penitentiary system
Maduro pays tribute to Chávez’s decision to exit rights convention
The late President Chávez had accused the regional panel of meddling in domestic affairs
Maduro sets out stall against corruption in Venezuela
President calls for major debate as well as special government powers to deal with blight
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Venezuelan Supreme Court kills Capriles’ challenge to April’s election results
Capriles announces he will take fight to international forums after his legal options run out Justices rule that complainants did not explain what type of voting irregularities took place
Correa says he knew that Chávez had “little time left” as early as December
Fidel Castro told the Ecuadorian leader that the Venezuelan president was terminally ill
Prosecutors freeze bank accounts of Venezuelan newspaper publisher
"El Nacional" and "Sexto Poder" face measures that could lead to their closures
Maduro discusses political situation with Pope Francis
Venezuelan leader seeks recognition for his government FAO fetes Venezuela for Chávez’s nutritional policies
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“They stole the election victory from me”
The opposition leader asks for the Church to mediate to resolve Venezuela’s crisis "I wouldn’t have any problem in acknowledging electoral defeat as was the case against Chávez"
Chávez makes sudden return to Caracas but future remains uncertain
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