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28 Feb 2020 3 minute read

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Hall of infamy: Luis Almagro

Luis Almagro, Secretary-General of the Organization of American States, shows off some nifty moves.

12 Feb 2019 4 minute read

This article is almost five years old.

Beware Americans bearing gifts

US ‘humanitarian aid’ ups the risk of violent conflict in Venezuela, writes Vanessa Baird.

24 Jan 2019 3 minute read

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Whatever you think of Maduro, ‘regime change’ is up to Venezuelans – not the US

Venezuela’s a mess, but that gives no right to interfere writes Vanessa Baird

30 Jan 2019 5 minute read

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Venezuelans flee violence in Ecuador

Despite worsening conditions in their home country, growing xenophobia is causing many to consider moving back home to...

27 Nov 2018 3 minute read

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From rebel to truth-teller

When US lawyer Eva Golinger first spent some time in Venezuela she little realized how the country was going to change her...

16 May 2018 8 minute read

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Venezuela’s highly unusual presidential election

This is the best opportunity since 1998 that the opposition has to defeat the Bolivarian Revolution. So why are they...

A community school in Baranca Honda, Puebla state, Mexico. Photo: Tamara Pearson

15 Nov 2017 6 minute read

This article is almost six years old.

How creativity is killed in the Majority World

Tamara Pearson explains why the poor are not taken seriously on creative stages.

2 Aug 2017 3 minute read

This article is more than six years old.

From Venezuela to the US: People power

The state may still be the primary oppressor of civil society rights, but transnational corporations now have a greater impact...

2 Nov 2016 3 minute read

This article is almost seven years old.

Country Profile: Venezuela

Tamara Pearson profiles this South American country, from the November issue of New Internationalist...

4 Jul 2016 8 minute read

This article is more than seven years old.

In Venezuela's difficult times the grassroots are stronger

The time has come for rural communities to play an important role in the country, reports Tamara Pearson.

12 Jan 2016 2 minute read

This article is almost eight years old.

Venezuela’s food revolution

The country has fought off big agribusiness and promoted agroecology, explains Nick Dearden.

12 Nov 2014 3 minute read

This article is almost nine years old.

How to prevent catastrophic climate change

Maruška Mileta reports from Venezuela on a meeting of minds before next month’s UN climate talks.

22 May 2014 2 minute read

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Could Venezuela-style housing reforms work for Britain’s Generation Rent?

Samir Jeraj writes on the South American country’s policy of basing rents on construction costs rather than...

Western silence on Maduro’s victory in Venezuela is hypocritical

17 Apr 2013 4 minute read

This article is more than ten years old.

Western silence on Maduro’s victory in Venezuela is hypocritical

Why haven’t the US and EU recognized a legitimate result? asks Jody McIntyre.

Venezuela election: who will win the trust of the people?

11 Apr 2013 3 minute read

This article is more than ten years old.

Venezuela election: who will win the trust of the people?

Jody McIntyre speaks to supporters of both Maduro and Capriles as the country prepares to decide a successor...

Venezuela: ‘We spend more, in order to gain more’

4 Apr 2013 3 minute read

This article is more than ten years old.

Venezuela: ‘We spend more, in order to gain more’

Jody McIntyre reports from Caracas on how life changed for disabled people after Hugo Chàvez came into...

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