We have started to collect the most important news related to Venezuela in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Thousands march to show support for the Venezuelan president's refusal to renew a TV station's licence.
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Venezuela's president attacks "plots" against his government and threatens action against a second TV channel.
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Venezuelan authorities accuse a TV station of calling for the president's murder, hours after taking another off air.
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Thousands march to mark the demise of an opposition TV station in Venezuela, as the channel ends broadcasts.
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Thousands of people march in Caracas to protest against a decision to force a state TV channel off air.
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Venezuela's top court allows the state to seize transmitters belonging to a private opposition TV station.
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Venezuela's leader Hugo Chavez rejects US and EU criticism as he prepares to revoke a TV station's licence.
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Demonstrators unveil a huge banner in Venezuela's capital attacking government plans to take a TV station off air.
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Tens of thousands of people in Venezuela protest against the president's decision to close a private TV station.
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President Hugo Chavez threatens to take over Venezuela's private banks and largest steel firm.
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Venezuela says it has taken over four refineries in the Orinoco Belt as part of a renationalisation drive.
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Thousands of people in Venezuela protest against the president's decision to shut down a private TV station.
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Police in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, use remote-controlled Zeppelins to monitor the streets below.
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Venezuela's opposition to ethanol production in the region dominates a summit of eight Latin American nations.
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Cuban leader Fidel Castro is "almost totally recovered" from surgery, ally Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says.
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Venezuela police arrest 59 people after a former governor awaiting trial on corruption charges escapes from jail.
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Venezuela's president announces 16 large farms have been seized to be redistributed them under a land reform plan.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez tells his allies to join him in a single socialist party, or leave his government.
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US oil giant Exxon Mobil mulls its future in Venezuela as the country's president drives through nationalisation plans.
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The Venezuelan leader lashes out at US policy towards Latin America as he and the US president continue rival tours.
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The BBC's Justin Webb finds growing nervousness in Venezuela over its leftist strategy to fight poverty.
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Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez lambasts President Bush as the two continue rival Latin American tours.
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Cuban President Fidel Castro appears in a live broadcast for the first time since falling ill seven months ago.
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez threatens to nationalise supermarkets that raise food prices.
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Venezuela buys a 28.5% stake in a telecoms firm that President Chavez has accused of spying on him.
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The Venezuelan state buys the country's leading private power firm as its public ownership drive continues.
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Venezuela's ambassador to Cuba says Fidel Castro is gaining strength and has begun eating again.
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Venezuela's President Chavez says he wants the state to take over oil projects on the Orinoco Belt by May.
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Venezuela's assembly approves giving President Hugo Chavez new powers to "transform the country".
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says a letter from Fidel Castro shows the ailing Cuban president is recovering.
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez says that Cuban leader Fidel Castro is "battling for his life".
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez defends his country is "fully democratic" at a Latin American summit.
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Venezuela's parliament grants initial approval to a plan allowing President Hugo Chavez to rule by decree for 18 months.
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Iran and Venezuela call for Opec to cut oil production, as the Iranian president begins a Latin American tour.
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Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez is sworn in for a third term following his December election landslide.
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Venezuela's financial markets tumble after President Chavez unveils plans to nationalise key phone and power firms.
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Venezuela's President Chavez pledges to nationalise key companies, after swearing in his new cabinet.
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Sixteen inmates die as rival gangs battle for control of a Venezuelan prison.
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Police investigate the distribution of thousands of pornographic videos filmed in Venezuelan schools.
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