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 authorities bring in extra troops to regain full control of a jail in the capital Caracas, following riots between rival gangs.
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Thousands of troops are sent in to regain control of the Rodeo prison and "protect inmates' lives", after a deadly riot between rival gangs.
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Some 19 people have died and many more have been hurt in a prison riot near Venezuela's capital, Caracas, officials say.
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Venezuelan consumers face increased charges if they fail to cut their electricity use in the wake of recent outages, the government announces.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he is recovering well after surgery in Cuba last week for a pelvic abscess.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he is recovering well after surgery in Cuba for a pelvic abscess, but no date is given for his return home.
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The challenges facing wildlife conservation in Venezuela
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez orders an investigation into the deaths of three prisoners in police custody, urging officers to "clean up their act".
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The Venezuelan government says US sanctions on its state oil firm PDVSA for doing business with Iran are "imperialist aggression".
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The US imposes sanctions against seven foreign firms which trade with Iran, including companies based in Venezuela, Israel, Monaco and Jersey.
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Venezuela begins rationing electricity after blackouts on Monday affected nearly half the country.
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Analysis of internal communications between Colombian rebels shows intricate but also complex ties with the Venezuelan government.
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Colombia sends alleged top cocaine trafficker Walid Makled back to Venezuela rather than the US, where he is also wanted.
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Venezuelan men ready to suffer for success
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Prisoners in a jail in Venezuela take 22 officials hostage to try to force the authorities to send in a medics to treat an alleged tuberculosis outbreak.
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A Libyan delegation is in Venezuela in an effort to find a political solution to the conflict in Libya, the Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says.
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President Santos of Colombia says Venezuela is no longer harbouring Colombian rebels - an accusation that led to a diplomatic break last year.
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Cuba and Venezuela condemn a US court decision to acquit the veteran anti-communist militant Luis Posada Carriles as a "shameful farce".
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez receives a press freedom award in Argentina, angering critics who accuse him of stifling opposition media in Venezuela.
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Venezuela halts plans to develop nuclear power in the light of the crisis in Japan, but Chile says it will keep the nuclear energy option open.
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Amateur footage has emerged of a bull jumping into the stands at a bullring in eastern Venezuela.
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The Venezuelan political activist Lina Ron - one of president Hugo Chavez's most radical supporters - dies of a heart attack at 53.
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A Venezuelan trade union leader is jailed for seven years over a strike at the state iron ore mining company in 2009.
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The Venezuelan government says remarks by UK Foreign Secretary William Hague suggesting that Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi was on his way to Venezuela were "irresponsible".
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Why are families living in Venezuela's foreign ministry?
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Tensions between allies and adversaries of President Hugo Chavez boiled over in the Venezuela National Assembly prompting scuffles and causing a fight to break out.
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Cuba hails the arrival of a fibre-optic communications cable linking it to Venezuela as a breach in the US trade embargo.
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The Venezuelan films inspired by devastating landslides
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez marks 12 years in power by promising to press on with his socialist revolution, despite admitting "mistakes".
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A series of explosions at an arms depot in Venezuela leaves one person dead and forces thousands of people to flee their homes.
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Twenty Venezuelans are diagnosed with cholera after returning from Dominican Republic, which is battling a spreading epidemic from neighbouring Haiti.
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The body of the former Venezuelan president Carlos Andres Perez is to stay in a funeral home in Miami until a legal dispute over where he should be buried is settled, a judge rules.
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An underwater fibre-optic cable linking Venezuela and Cuba is being laid on the seabed in a move to improve telephone and internet services to Cuba.
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Venezuela orders a TV channel to stop showing a Colombian soap opera featuring a dog named Little Hugo, saying it is insulting to the country.
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Venezuela's parliament scraps a controversial university law after President Hugo Chavez said he would veto it in response to criticism.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez accuses the OAS of interference after its secretary general condemned a law giving him special powers.
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Opposition politicians take up their seats in the new National Assembly in Venezuela, the first in five years to have substantial opposition representation.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton shake hands in an apparently amicable encounter at a time of tension between the two countries.
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The US revokes the visa of the Venezuelan ambassador after President Hugo Chavez rejects the US envoy to Caracas.
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