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Venezuela sends military to fight Caracas street crime

The plan, called "Secure Fatherland," is the country's latest attempt to lower violent crime in its capital city. It will create around 500 checkpoints around the city, and some 9,000 new police officers and around 1,600 National Guard officers currently in training will later join the program.

Venezuela: Nicolas Maduro sworn in as new president

Thousands of Venezuelan took to the streets of Caracas to support the nation's new president.

Venezuela sets April 14 date for presidential elections

Venezuela's electoral commission said that it will hold presidential elections to replace the late Hugo Chavez on April 14.

Chavez's strange circle of famous friends

The late Hugo Chavez had many enemies and a colorful circle of famous friends.

Venezuela refinery blast kills at least 39 (VIDEO)

An explosion at a Venezuela refinery plant has killed at least 39 people and injured 80 others.

Venezuela President Hugo Chavez resumes Cuba cancer treatment

Hugo Chavez, a close friend of Cuba’s revolutionary leader Fidel Castro and his younger brother President Raul Castro, has yet to disclose what type of cancer he has, fuelling speculation that his health may be worse than has been publicly disclosed. 

Hugo Chavez arrives in Cuba to begin radiation therapy

The 57-year-old had been recovering from surgery in the Cuban capital city of Havana on February 26 which he said removed a tumor from his pelvic region, following the extraction of a first tumor in June last year. 

Hugo Chavez leaves Venezuela for surgery in Cuba

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez declared defiantly that he 'will live', in an address just ahead of the leader's scheduled visit to Cuba for medical care.

Venezuela offers to remove breast implants for free

Venezuela made this announcement after news broke that a certain type of French-made implants were possibly dangerous to a woman's health.

Venezuela's squatter city

CARACAS — The unfinished 45-story office tower looming over this capital city lacks plumbing, elevators and walls. It's also home to more than 2,500 people.
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