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Maria Lourdes Afiuni in her home where she was under house arrest since February 2011 (El Universal)

Venezuelan Judge Afiuni Awarded Conditional Release

Jun 18th

On Friday Judge Maria Afiuni was released, with conditions, from house arrest. Though she is being tried for corruption and conspiracy, the opposition, corporate media, and organisations such as Amnesty International, have labelled her a “political prisoner” and are calling her release a “victory”.

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Venezuela’s Price Control Enforcer to Speculators: “The Fun is Over”
Jun 17th
Pope Francis I Receives Venezuela’s President Maduro at Vatican
Jun 17th
Venezuela’s Official Gazette To Be Redesigned and Digitalized
Jun 17th
Venezuela Recognized for Exceptional Progress toward Reducing Malnutrition
Jun 16th
Venezuelan University Workers Receive Salary Increase, Protests Continue
Jun 16th
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Opinion & Analysis

An ULA protest in the centre of Merida two weeks ago. The banner at the front makes fun of President Maduro's lack of a uni

What’s Behind the Venezuelan University Strikes?

By TatuyTv, Jun 18th

In this series of short interviews by Merida based community television station, TatuyTv, university teachers and students argue that the university strikes aren’t trying to fight for worker rights, but rather are part of the opposition’s destabilisation plan.

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Latin America’s Progressive Governments: Their Origins, Nature and Challenges
By Pablo Stefanoni – Viento Sur / Richard Fidler – Life on the Left, Jun 17th
Venezuela and Maduro Today: The Heart of Darkness
By Andrés Figueroa Cornejo, Modesto Emilio Guerrero, Jun 16th
US Compromises on Venezuela as a Last Resort
By Ryan Mallett-Outtrim – Correo del Orinoco International, Jun 16th
Unreasonable Doubt: Despite the CNE’s Many Audits, Capriles Remains Dissatisfied
By Dan Beeton - CEPR, Jun 14th
What is Behind Venezuela's Food Shortages? (+video)
By Inside Story Americas - Al Jazeera, Jun 13th
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Venezuela in images

Caracas Celebrates One Year Anniversary of the Ruta Nocturna - On 31 May, Caracas celebrated the one year anniversary of the Ruta Nocturna, an event organised by the government to promote nightlife in the city.

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Elias Sanchez with some of the telescope prototypes (Tamara Pearson/ Venezuelanalysis.com)

Science for Need not Greed: Venezuela’s Optical Instrument Plant

By Tamara Pearson - Venezuelanalysis.com, Jun 11th

In these interviews with three workers at Venezuela’s new telescope plant, Venezuelanalysis.com looks at how scientific work and community work can go hand in hand, and how science can be used as a tool for liberation and human development.

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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

After Chavez: Grassroots Fight on Despite Opposition’s War of Attrition
By Tamara Pearson - Venezuelanalysis.com, May 31st
The “Loss” of Globovision Might not Herald the Apocalypse
By Ryan Mallett-Outtrim - Venezuelanalysis.com, May 15th
Claims of Fraud in Venezuela: The Fake Evidence of Henrique Capriles
By Chris Carlson - Venezuelanalysis.com, Apr 20th
Understanding the Venezuelan Presidential Election Outcome
By Tamara Pearson - Venezuelanalysis.com, Apr 15th
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