Venezuelan Moves Toward Economic Reform Could Help As Maduro Accuses US Officials of Encouraging Violence

Diplomatic moves by Venezuela and economic reform may signal a shift in the troubled country.

Venezuelan "March of the Empty Pots" International Women's Day Protest Ended Early By Riot Police

By Rodrigo Ugarte
Venezuela continues to be engulfed in protests. To commemorate the International Women's Day, a new protest was planned for Saturday March 8 in which protestors marched to object the failures of the Maduro administration and the dire situation in Venezuela. The past week has seen diplomatic developments that complicate the situation for both the opposition and the government of President Maduro.

Venezuela Expels Three U.S. Diplomats Over Alleged 'Sabotage' Plot, U.S. Defends Its Stance

By Melissa Castellanos
Venezuela has announced it is expelling three US diplomats, whom it accuses of plotting to sabotage the economy, according to BBC News.

Bolivia, Venezuela and Nicaragua Offer Edward Snowden Amnesty

By I-Hsien Sherwood
Bolivia has joined Venezuela and Nicaragua in extending an offer of amnesty to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

American Officials Shot in Venezuela During Altercation Outside Caracas Nightclub

By I-Hsien Sherwood
Two American officials at the U.S. embassy in Caracas, Venezuela were shot in an altercation outside a local nightclub early Tuesday morning.
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