Guyana, Venezuela Agree to Solve Essequibo Dispute Peacefully

Guyana, Venezuela Agree to Solve Essequibo Dispute Peacefully

Guyana and Venezuela have reached an agreement to refrain from using force to resolve their dispute over the oil-rich region of Essequibo.
Venezuelan security forces boats are seen, after Venezuela's government announced a failed ‘mercenary’ incursion, in Macuto, Venezuela.

8 People Killed on Coast After Attack of Mercenaries, Says Venezuela

The Venezuelan government said it foiled a marine invasion by the "terrorist mercenaries" who tried to enter the country via speedboats from nearby Colombia. As a result, eight people were killed, and two apprehended.
Venezuela's President Maduro holds a news conference at Miraflores Palace in Caracas

Venezuelan President Faces Charges Against US Complaint Against Narco-Terrorism

Nicolas Maduro along with his allies Cabello and dozens of officers are now facing charges for corruption, money laundering, drug trafficking and Narco terrorism.

Sick Venezuelans are Dying Due to Poor Health Care System & Colombia Border Restrictions

Sick Venezuelans plead for help from Colombia’s medical facilities amid a lingering border dispute. This is despite the fact that the two governments remain at a war.

Venezuela's Opposition Party Tries to Run Maduro Out of Office

Venezuela's conservative opposition party is stepping up their efforts to run Socialist President Nicolas Maduro out of office

Venezuela Supreme Court Voids All National Assembly Actions

Venezuela's Supreme Court has decided that all actions made by the opposition MUD coalition, which currently holds a majority in the country's National Assembly, will be void until three banned lawmakers are removed from office.

Venezuelan President Threatens Election Results With Investigation

Less than a month after his party lost control of Venezuela's National Assembly, Socialist President Nicolas Maduro, is investigated the Dec. 6 election which put the opposition coalition party in two-thirds of the house seats.

Venezuela Considers Raising Gas Prices, Government Fears Public Backlash

The Venezuelan government is considering raising its very low gas prices, which could cause public unrest.

Venezuelan 'Colectivos' Continue Violent Riot Across Nation

As civil unrest and instability continue to split Venezuela in two, opposition groups now face even more pressure as government loyalists unload their firearms at them, "Fox News" reported.

Now & Then: One Year After Hugo Chavez's Death There's a "Feeling of Stagnation and Decay" in Some Areas

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the death of the late socialist leader and political trailblazer Hugo Chavez, who died of cancer at age 58. In the aftermath of Chavez's reign and amid this tumultuous time of political unrest in Venezuela, many are reflecting on the past, praying for peace and economic stability and mourning the loss of 18 anti-government protesters. This has left the country in a deflated state of bewilderment, sadness and anxiousness as to what the next chapter will bring.
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