The president of Venezuela's National Electoral Council (CNE), Tibisay Lucena, responds to claims of electoral fraud in the 14 April presidential election.
Venezuelan President-elect Nicolás Maduro has accused the United States and opposition of planning a coup against him after seven government supporters were killed and 60 people were injured in clashes after the election.
A debate between Rory Carroll, author of "Comandante: Hugo Chávez’s Venezuela," and Mark Weisbrot, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research
Miguel Tinker Salas: The Presidential elections in Venezuela will decide if the socialist transformation will continue or a pro-US elite will return to power.
A group of Palestinian medical students in Venezuela's very multi-ethnic and socialist-oriented branch of ELAM - the 'little sister' of Cuba's big ELAM - the Latin American School of Medicine. This university, named after the late Chilean President Dr Salvador Allende, is in the state of Miranda, a small distance outside the capital Caracas. This video is an excerpt from a DVD produced by the university, 'El Nuevo Rostro de la Medicina Socialista' (The New Face of Socialist Medicine).
Greg Palast: Chavez made big oil pay serious royalties which he used for social programs, he enjoyed majority support in many elections, but American media vilifies Chavez as a dictator
Venezuela mourns the death of long ruling President Hugo Chavez. Did he leave the country a better place? Was he a dictator or a populist leader? And what will his lasting legacy be? CrossTalking with George Cicarello-Maher, Alex Main and Alek Boyd.
As Venezuelans mourn the death of President Hugo Chavez, there has been an understandable rush to deliver the final verdict on his record and legacy.
As far as most mainstream western media outlets are concerned, the judgment is clear. His death marks the end of a revolution; he leaves behind a dangerously divided country and an economy in shambles.
