We have started to collect the most important news related to Venezuela in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A power cut leaves Venezuela's parliament in the dark as MPs were discussing electricity.
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Venezuela's elections for state governorships are postponed until next year, with the opposition branding the move unconstitutional.
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A World Cup qualifying football match hosted by Venezuela against Brazil is interrupted by a power cut, prompting anti-government chants.
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The BBC's Julian Keane visits a children's hospital in Caracas, where the sorry state of Venezuela's health system is in evidence.
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The Venezuelan opposition leader tells the BBC he is confident he will be able to force President Nicolas Maduro to step down.
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The BBC's Julian Keane speaks to the long-suffering residents of Venezuela's industrial heartland, where food and jobs are now scarce.
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A strike by Venezuelan bus drivers over a worsening economy crisis paralyses Caracas while the electoral authorities all but rule out a recall referendum this year.
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Players for Venezuela's Trujillanos Football Club are left barefoot and shirtless after their team bus is held up by robbers after a first division game.
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As an economic crisis continues to grip Venezuela, what can you find on the shelves of the supermarkets?
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Hundreds of thousands of people marched through the Venezuelan capital to protest against President Nicolas Maduro, while a rival march is also held.
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A prominent opposition leader in Venezuela, Daniel Ceballos, is sent back to prison for allegedly planning political acts of violence.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro gives key ministries 48 hours to sack senior public workers who signed a petition calling for a recall referendum against him.
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's charge that Venezuela is suffering a humanitarian crisis is dismissed by Venezuela's UN ambassador.
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Colombia and Venezuela agree to partially re-open their border from Saturday, almost a year after it was closed on security grounds.
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Venezuela officials have set out the timetable for a recall referendum on whether President Nicolas Maduro should remain in power.
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Nestor Reverol, a Venezuelan general who was indicted on Monday on charges of having links with drug traffickers, is named as Venezuela's new justice minister.
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Amateur footage shows people taking flour off a lorry in Puerto la Cruz in Venezuela, as the country continues to struggle with shortages of basic goods.
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The National Electoral Council in Venezuela approves the first step in an opposition campaign to recall President Nicola Maduro.
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Animals in one of Venezuela's main zoos are reported to be dying of hunger because of chronic food shortages.
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Venezuelan opposition leaders call for protest marches to the National Electoral Council, which they accuse of stalling their efforts for a recall referendum.
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Two nephews of Venezuela's first lady confessed to conspiring to import cocaine into the US after being arrested last year, court filings by US prosecutors say.
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The government in Colombia calls for the permanent opening of its border with Venezuela after crisis-hit Venezuelans flock to buy basic items.
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Venezuela opens its border with Colombia for the second time this month to allow people to cross over to shop for foods and medicines.
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Venezuela's military has started monitoring ports and food processing plants, in a new effort to guarantee supplies of food and medicines.
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The government of Venezuela says it has seized a factory owned by the US firm Kimberly-Clark and it will now be "in the hands of the workers".
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Thousands of Venezuelans cross into Colombia to buy food and medicine after Venezuela opens the border for the first time in a year, officials say.
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Hundreds of Venezuelan women push past border guards to cross into Colombia to buy food and goods which are scarce in Venezuela.
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Venezuelan opposition leaders say they have validated enough signatures on a petition to move to the next stage in a process to remove President Maduro.
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At least 400 people have been arrested in Venezuela after over 100 shops were looted in the coastal town of Cumana amid a food shortage.
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Venezuela's government requests that the Supreme Court block the opposition's proposal to hold a referendum to remove President Maduro from office.
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro says the opposition will have to wait until next year to hold a referendum to oust him.
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Patients in Venezuela are turning to Twitter and Facebook to crowdsource the drugs they can't find elsewhere.
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Venezuela's electoral council says more than 1.3m people who signed a petition for a referendum to oust President Maduro will have to confirm their identities.
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Cuba's president says the country will not return to the Organization of American States (OAS) in a show of solidarity with Venezuela.
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Venezuela's opposition is awaiting a decision by the country's electoral authorities on whether it can proceed with its efforts to call a recall referendum.
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Venezuela's president has reacted angrily to a decision by the Organisation of American States to hold an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis in the country.
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Organization of American States head Luis Almagro calls for an emergency meeting which could lead to the expulsion of Venezuela from the regional body.
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The largest airline in Latin America, Latam, says it is suspending its flights to Venezuela because of the worsening economic situation.
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Unidentified gunmen have killed 11 people, including three teenagers and a Colombian national, in western Venezuela, officials say.
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