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Evo Morales closing the 13th ALBA summit on Sunday. (Photo: Cubadebate)

G77 and China Condemn U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela, Say They Must Be Repealed

The G77 group, an international forum of developing countries, and China have expressed their firm rejection of unilateral sanctions imposed by the U.S. against Venezuela and asked for them to be rolled back, said Bolivian President Evo Morales.

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Opinion & Analysis

Image from a Reuters article claiming constant homicides are making coffins scarce in Venezuela.

(Reuters/Carlos Garcia Rawli

The Worst Venezuela Coverage of 2014

Joe Emersberger lists examples of corporate media's most outrageous claims about Venezuela in 2014, and explains specific political agendas endorsed by those messages.

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Venezuela in 2014: Maduro Administration Given Reprieve by Divided Opposition
Venezuela Sanctions Highlight US Hypocrisy on Human Rights
Hectoring Venezuela on Human Rights

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Venezuela in images

Thousands of Venezuelans March to Celebrate their Constitution and Condemn US Interference - Thousands of Venezuelans marched in Caracas on Monday to celebrate 15 years since the Bolivarian Constitution was passed in a nationwide referendum. The march also served as a platform for Venezuelans to express their outrage at the sanctions recently imposed by the United States government on the Caribbean nation.

From left to right: opposition leaders Leopoldo Lopez, Maria Corina Machado, and Henrique Capriles (AFP)

Venezuela in 2014: Maduro Administration Given Reprieve by Divided Opposition

VA.com’s Ewan Robertson offers an assessment of the relative positions of the Bolivarian government and conservative opposition after a bumpy year for Venezuela’s politics and economy.

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Economic Indicators

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This CEPR has written various reports on the situation of the venezuelan economy. Read them here