CS Monitor: Maduro still waiting on US recognition
More than a month after Venezuela’s contested presidential election, President Nicolás Maduro’s narrow victory has yet to be recognized by the United States. Refusing to legitimize the new premier while a partial recount of the vote is underway, the US position has led
CS Monitor: Maduro still waiting on US recognition
More than a month after Venezuela’s contested presidential election, President Nicolás Maduro’s narrow victory has yet to be recognized by the United States. Refusing to legitimize the new premier while a partial recount of the vote is underway, the US position has led
CBS Radio: Venezuela toilet paper shortages
Alasdair speaking on CBS Radio, New York. Also distributed to nationwide affiliates.
CBS Radio: Venezuela toilet paper shortages
Alasdair speaking on CBS Radio, New York. Also distributed to nationwide affiliates.
CS Monitor: Pots, pans and smartphone apps.
Nearly a month after Nicolás Maduro’s controversial inauguration as Venezuelan president, the noise of banging pots and pans still brings the deserted streets to life here. A nightly occurrence for the first two weeks after April’s hotly contested presidential election results, the
CS Monitor: Pots, pans and smartphone apps.
Nearly a month after Nicolás Maduro’s controversial inauguration as Venezuelan president, the noise of banging pots and pans still brings the deserted streets to life here. A nightly occurrence for the first two weeks after April’s hotly contested presidential election results, the
Scotsman: Venezuela’s aggressive president
Following his razor-thin election victory, Venezuela’s newly elected president has set an aggressive tone for the start of the post-Hugo Chavez era in the socialist country. President Nicolas Maduro, who defeated his opponent by 1.8 percent of the vote in
Scotsman: Venezuela’s aggressive president
Following his razor-thin election victory, Venezuela’s newly elected president has set an aggressive tone for the start of the post-Hugo Chavez era in the socialist country. President Nicolas Maduro, who defeated his opponent by 1.8 percent of the vote in
Scotsman: Maduro sworn in
Hugo Chavez’s anointed successor has been sworn in as president of Venezuela, despite the electoral council’s authorizing a partial recount of his slim victory of 1.5 per cent in last Sunday’s elections. Forty-six per cent of last Sunday’s vote will
Scotsman: Maduro sworn in
Hugo Chavez’s anointed successor has been sworn in as president of Venezuela, despite the electoral council’s authorizing a partial recount of his slim victory of 1.5 per cent in last Sunday’s elections. Forty-six per cent of last Sunday’s vote will
Independent: Capriles refuses to throw in towel
Venezuela’s opposition leader refused to acknowledge the result of the country’s presidential election today after Hugo Chavez’s chosen successor claimed victory by an unexpectedly narrow margin. As news broke that the socialist candidate and acting President, Nicolas Maduro, had eked
Independent: Capriles refuses to throw in towel
Venezuela’s opposition leader refused to acknowledge the result of the country’s presidential election today after Hugo Chavez’s chosen successor claimed victory by an unexpectedly narrow margin. As news broke that the socialist candidate and acting President, Nicolas Maduro, had eked
Telegraph: Chavez family wealth exposed
Topped with razor-wire that runs along a 10ft-high wall, uninvited visitors are not welcome at the Chavez family mansion in an upmarket suburb of the town of Barinas, where Venezuela’s late president was born in a mud-floored house 59 years ago. But
Telegraph: Chavez family wealth exposed
Topped with razor-wire that runs along a 10ft-high wall, uninvited visitors are not welcome at the Chavez family mansion in an upmarket suburb of the town of Barinas, where Venezuela’s late president was born in a mud-floored house 59 years ago. But
