Venezuela
Emiliana Duarte reports on the latest from South America
The Venezuelan elections, the latest on a Mexican charter company whose plane crashed in Cuba on Friday, and visits from the British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and President Donald Trump… Audio
Venezuelan prison fire kills nearly 70
Rioting and a fire at a police station in the the Venezuelan city of Valencia, in Carabobo State, have left 68 people dead, government officials say.
Venezuela defaults on foreign debt repayments
International credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's has declared Venezuela to be in "selective default".
The Venezuelans mining Bitcoin to survive
Thousands of resourceful Venezuelans have started mining the cryptocurrency Bitcoin to survive the economic crisis facing the country. Rene Chun covered the story for The Atlantic. Audio
South America correspondent Emiliana Duarte
Emiliana Duarte has the latest on the ongoing unrest in Venezuela. Audio
Arrests in Venezuela over uprising attempt
Soliders in Venezuela have been arrested after attempting to launch an uprising against President Nicolás Maduro, officials say.
Venezuela's election condemned worldwide as Maduro declares victory
Venezuela's president, Nicholas Maduro, has declared victory in an election condemned by the country's south American neighbours. Correspondent Juan Carlos Lamas describes the political turmoil in the… Audio
Venezuela election 'could mark the end of democracy'
Several people in Venezuela have been killed during a controversial vote in what critics say could mark the end of democracy in the OPEC nation. Protesters are blocking roads and clashing with… Audio
Killings as Venezuela votes
Several people have been killed and protesters have clashed with security forces as Venezuelans vote for a new assembly with powers to rewrite the constitution.
Millions vote in disputed Venezuela poll
More than seven million voters have taken part in an opposition-organised referendum in Venezuela, according to academics monitoring the poll.
One dead at unofficial Venezuela vote
At least one person has been shot dead while waiting to vote in an unofficial, opposition-organised referendum in Venezuela.
Fugitive Venezuelan policeman appears at anti-govt protest
A rogue Venezuelan policeman who used a stolen helicopter to fire on government buildings has remerged at an opposition vigil.
Manhunt for officer in Venezuela helicopter attack
The Venezuelan military is hunting for a rogue elite police officer suspected of carrying out a helicopter attack on the country's Supreme Court.
Police helicopter attacks Venezuela Supreme Court
Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro has announced on state television the country's Supreme Court has come under "terrorist attack" from a police helicopter.
South America correspondent - Joel Richards
Joel Richards reports in on the political violence gripping Venezuela and the ongoing corruption crisis in Brazil. Audio
Venezuelan president's constitution move called a 'coup'
Brazil has labelled the Venezuelan President's plan to rewrite the constitution a 'coup' as opposition set up roadblocks to protest the plans amid a deepening crisis in the country.
Venezuela banknote plan sparks protests
Venezuela has temporarily suspended the elimination of its largest denomination bill after nationwide unrest.
Venezuela political rivals hold crisis talks
The Venezuelan government and opposition parties are meeting for the first time this year to try to resolve the country's deep political crisis.
Venezuela reopens border for supply run
Venezuela has opened its border with Colombia for the second time this month to allow people to shop for basic goods like food and medicines.
Francisco Toro: Venezuela in crisis
Venezuelan journalist and political scientist, who is founder and executive editor of Caracas Chronicles.com. Audio