A rally was held outside the United States Consulate in Martin Place on July 27 to condemn the US government's campaign to overthrow the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro through illegal sanctions and threats of military intervention.
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Six members of the聽Bol铆var and Zamora Revolutionary Current were murdered on July 27聽by an as yet unidentified armed group, presumably mercenaries paid by 麻豆传媒 of the local right-wing landowners.
The following open letter to the Australian government, signed by a number of academics, unionists and solidarity activists and groups, was released on July 27.
Food Houses, Casas de Alimentaci贸n, are one of the trenches combating the impact of the US economic war on Venezuela, writes Marco Teruggi.
Juan Guaido鈥檚 team is receiving over US$40 million through USAID to fund salaries, travel, training, propaganda and technical assistance.
Three men linked to self-declared 鈥淚nterim President鈥 Juan Guaido were arrested on July 12, while allegedly selling weapons stolen during the failed April 30 putsch.
The Venezuelan government has disputed the findings of a UN human rights report that failed to include testimonies from victims of violent opposition protests in 2014 and 2017 and paid scant attention to the impact of US sanctions.
One of the sectors hardest hit by Venezuela's economic crisis is the nation鈥檚 LGBTI community. Lacking access to life-saving medicines and denied certain rights, activists say there is still much to be done within the revolution, writes Federico Fuentes.
The border between Venezuela and Colombia has been partially reopened after nearly four months.
The principal crossing posts of the Simon Bolivar and Francisco de Paula Santander International Bridges 鈥 which connect Venezuela鈥檚 Tachira State with Colombia鈥檚 Northern Santander Department 鈥 were reopened on June 8 for pedestrian crossing. They still remain closed for vehicles.
On May 26, journalists from the Real News Network (RNN) interviewed residents and local representatives from the barrios in Caracas about the impact of US sanctions on critical water supplies.
Self-declared Venezuelan Interim President Juan Guaido has ordered the setting up of a meeting with the United States Armed Forces to discuss cooperation in his efforts to oust President Nicolas Maduro, writes Paul Dobson.
In the midst of Venezuela鈥檚 prolonged economic crisis, in which state budgets and support for the governing socialists steadily contract, at least one municipal council is bucking the trend.
The key, according to the local mayor, has been focusing on people鈥檚 power and self-management, writes Federico Fuentes.
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