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We have started to collect the most important news related to Venezuela in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Fresh violence erupts in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, between police and opponents of President Nicolas Maduro.
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The BBC's Irene Caselli reports that silicone buttock silicone injections are causing health issues in Venezuela
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The Venezuelan government says it will not grant jailed opposition leaders an amnesty at talks aimed at ending anti-government protests.
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A journalist with Venezuelan television news network Globovision is freed, eight days after being kidnapped in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas.
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The military in Venezuela admits it committed "some excesses" during weeks of political unrest that have left 41 people dead.
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Venezuela's president meets opposition leaders in crisis talks aimed at quelling weeks of protests, in which dozens have died.
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Prospect of talks fails to ease tension in divided Venezuela
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After weeks of anti-government protests in Venezuela in which 39 people have been killed, the administration and opposition agree to formal talks.
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The opposition in Venezuela says it will enter into talks with the government under certain conditions - which would include a live TV broadcast.
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro is set to meet the opposition for the first time since the start of street protests that left 39 dead.
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A journalist with Venezuelan television news network Globovision is kidnapped in the Venezuelan capital Caracas, her father says.
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PeruPeruvian Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa says he will travel to Venezuela in two weeks to support groups opposing President Nicolas Maduro.
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Violent overnight protests in Venezuela's capital Caracas have seen fierce clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters.
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Venezuelan officials say the city of San Cristobal, where the current wave of anti-government protests started, has been cleared of barricades.
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An appeals court in Venezuela rejects a bail application by one of the opposition leaders, Leopoldo Lopez, arrested more than a month ago.
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Opposition Venezuelan congresswoman Maria Corina Machado returns to Caracas after having her mandate revoked by the National Assembly.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says three air force generals have been arrested for plotting an uprising against his government.
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United StatesVenezuela strips a leading opposition congresswoman of her mandate after speech before the Organization of American States last week.
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Venezuela's attorney general, Luisa Ortega Diaz, says 60 cases of alleged human rights abuses during recent street protests are being investigated.
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Two people die from gunshot wounds during protests against President Nicolas Mauro's government, eyewitnesses and local media say.
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Two people have died from gunshot wounds during protests against President Nicolas Maduro's government, eyewitnesses say.
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Venezuelan riot police in Caracas clash with anti-government demonstrators who were protesting against the arrest of two opposition mayors.
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San Cristobal Mayor Daniel Ceballos is arrested on charges of inciting violence in the Venezuelan city from which anti-government protests spread.
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Air Canada suspends flights between Toronto and Caracas until security situation in Venezuela stabilises.
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Security forces in Venezuela drive protesters from a square in Caracas which has been the focus of anti-government demonstrations.
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United StatesVenezuela's President Maduro urges the US to discuss "peace and sovereignty" with Union of South American Nations (Unasur) mediation.
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United StatesVenezuela's Foreign Minister Elias Jaua accuses the US Secretary of State, John Kerry, of inciting violence and calls him a "murderer".
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United StatesUS Secretary of State John Kerry says Venezuela's government must end its "terror campaign against its own citizens", as protests continue.
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Three people are killed in the central Venezuelan city of Valencia, as marches mark one month since the current protest movement began.
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It is now one month since three protesters were killed in Venezuela - and there is no sign of the demonstrations stopping.
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An anti-government student leader is shot dead at a protest in the Venezuelan city of San Cristobal, hours after a government supporter is killed.
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United StatesVenezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has reacted angrily to comments made by US Vice President Joe Biden about ongoing protests in the country.
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