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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.
Venezuela's governing United Socialist Party wins the greatest share of the vote in Sunday's local elections, the National Electoral Council says.
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Why Venezuela's local polls are crucial for opposition
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After legislating on the prices of electronics, toys and clothes, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro signs a decree controlling the prices of cars.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says he has proof that Monday's massive power cuts were caused by "right-wing" saboteurs.
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A massive power cut plunges the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, and several other cities into darkness on Monday evening.
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Thousands of opposition supporters hold protests in Venezuela after the president was given special powers to rule by decree for a year.
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Venezuela's opposition leader, Henrique Capriles, tells supporters on a national day of protest not to feel intimidated and to vote in upcoming elections.
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Venezuela's congress gives final approval to controversial legislation allowing President Nicolas Maduro to govern by decrees for 12 months.
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Venezuela's National Assembly paves the way to enabling President Nicolas Maduro to rule by special decree for a period of 12 months.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is seeking votes ahead of municipal elections.
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Following the government's seizure of electronic shops, the Venezuelan leader says he intends to broaden price controls to all consumer goods.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has ordered a sales bonanza for shoppers to help them buy household good more cheaply.
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Hundreds of bargain hunters in Venezuela joined queues outside electronic goods shops after President Nicolas Maduro ordered their seizure.
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Why used cars are worth more than new in Venezuela
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has announced the creation of a new Ministry of Supreme Social Happiness.
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ItalyVenezuelan divers recover the remains of five bodies from a crashed plane believed to have been carrying Italian fashion boss Vittorio Missoni.
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Venezuela says two light aircraft were shot down after entering the country's airspace over the weekend, allegedly smuggling drugs.
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ItalyVenezuela denies reports that the body of Italian fashion heir Vittorio Missoni has been retrieved from the Caribbean nine months after a plane crash.
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Guyana, 
United StatesThe Venezuelan navy has released a US-operated ship it seized five days ago in a disputed maritime area off the coast of Guyana, the ship's owners say.
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United StatesGuyana accuses Venezuela of entering its territorial waters, detaining a US surveying vessel and directing it to sail to a Venezuelan port.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro asks parliament to give him special powers to fight corruption and what he calls economic sabotage.
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Venezuela's government plans to use fingerprint machines to check passengers at its borders and prevent a popular travel scam known as "the scrape".
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United StatesThe diplomatic row between the US and Venezuela has escalated, with the American State Department expelling three Venezuelan diplomats. Emily Thomas reports.
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United StatesThree Venezuelan diplomats are to be expelled from the US after Caracas expelled three American officials there, the US State Department says.
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United StatesVenezuela gives three US diplomats 48 hours to leave the country, after accusing them of plotting to sabotage the country's economy.
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Guards searching a jail in Venezuela where 16 inmates were killed in fighting two weeks ago find tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition.
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Venezuela arrests 22 people, including eight National Guards, in connection to a huge cocaine haul found on an Air France flight from Caracas.
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro says he cancelled his planned trip to New York to speak at the United Nations out of fear for his security.
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Venezuela's Vice-President Jorge Arreaza announces measures to facilitate the import of food, toiletries and other essential goods.
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FrancePolice in Venezuela arrest three members of the National Guard on suspicion of helping smuggle a record 1.3 tonnes of cocaine to France.
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FrancePolice at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport seize more than one tonne of cocaine hidden in suitcases on board an Air France flight from Venezuela.
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