We have started to collect the most important news related to Venezuela in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The German airline, Lufthansa, says it will suspend flights to Venezuela from next month due to growing economic difficulties in the country.
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Chavez ally describes disillusion with Venezuelan government
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Fresh street rallies were held in Venezuela on Wednesday, as protesters voiced their discontent about President Nicolas Maduro, who they want ousted from office.
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A sugar shortage has forced Coca-Cola to stop producing soft drinks in Venezuela amid an escalating food and energy shortage.
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The Venezuelan Supreme Court rules that a decree issued by President Nicolas Maduro last week declaring a state of emergency is constitutional.
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The head of the Organization of American States swaps "traitor" insults with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in a public spat.
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The BBC has obtained exclusive access to one of Venezuela's biggest public hospitals, which is suffering from chronic shortages and a lack of resources.
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Venezuelan police fire tear gas against anti-government protesters demanding a recall referendum on embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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Venezuelan police have fired tear gas against anti-government protesters in Caracas - Wyre Davies was covering the protest as it turned violent.
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What's gone wrong in Venezuela?
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Venezuela's opposition leader Henrique Capriles says the army must choose between President Nicolas Maduro and its duty to defend the constitution.
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There will be no recall referendum against Venezuelan President Maduro, Vice-President Aristobulo Isturiz says, accusing the opposition of fraud.
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Opposition leaders in Venezuela are warning people are ready to "explode" after the president announced a state of emergency.
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The Venezuelan president threatens the seizure of factories that have stopped production as opposition protesters press for his removal.
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Opposition protesters have rallied in Venezuela's capital, Caracas, as they push for a recall vote to remove the country's President, Nicolas Maduro, from power.
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Police in Venezuela use tear gas and block the path of opposition demonstrators marching against President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas.
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Hospital shortages increase anger in Venezuela
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Venezuela's opposition presents to the electoral authorities a petition calling for a referendum to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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The Venezuelan opposition claims that 600,000 people have signed a petition for a recall referendum on President Nicolas Maduro.
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Venezuela public sector employees are told to work only Monday and Tuesday until the country overcomes a worsening energy crisis.
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Venezuela's supreme court rejects an opposition-backed constitutional amendment to cut short the term of President Nicolas Maduro.
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Venezuela introduces power cuts of four hours a day from next week to deal with a worsening energy crisis.
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Venezuela's Supreme Court overturns an amnesty for political prisoners approved last month by the opposition-controlled parliament.
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Grassroots democracy meets party power in Venezuela
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The opposition-controlled National Assembly in Venezuela passes an amnesty bill aimed at freeing dozens of jailed opposition leaders.
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Venezuelan media reflect country's division
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Venezuela's opposition hold a day of nationwide protests at the start of a campaign to force President Nicolas Maduro from office.
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Venezuela's bilateral healthcare programmes with Cuba are under pressure
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Students in the Venezuelan city of San Cristobal clash with police as they protest against a court ruling curtailing the legislature's powers.
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Venezuela's farmers battle crippling shortages
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Plummeting oil prices drag down Venezuela's economy
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Venezuela raises petrol prices for the first time in 20 years as part of a series of measures aimed at easing an economic crisis.
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Oil prices fell on Tuesday despite Saudi Arabia and Russia agreeing to freeze oil output at January levels if other producers follow suit.
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The new opposition-controlled National Assembly in Venezuela plans to speed up moves to oust the government of Nicolas Maduro as economic woes deepen.
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Shopping centres in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, say they will be halving their opening times to four hours a day.
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The Venezuelan government announces a 60-day economic emergency to deal with the country's worsening crisis.
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Three opposition politicians in Venezuela agree to give up their seats in the National Assembly to break a political deadlock.
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Venezuela's Supreme Court rules that all actions of the opposition-held National Assembly are void until three banned members are removed from office.
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Venezuela's opposition-controlled congress swears in three of its members suspended for alleged election fraud, in defiance of a supreme court ruling.
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