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Venezuela to dissolve its National Constituent Assembly14 December 2020
Venezuela's opposition concludes popular consultation
Critics accuse Venezuelan supreme court of interfering in opposition party ahead of elections8 July 2020
Venezuela's pro-government supreme court on Tuesday ousted the leaders of opposition leader Juan Guaido's Popular Will political party, the latest in a series o…
Venezuelan supreme court names new electoral council15 June 2020
Venezuela's highest court swore in the new leadership of the National Electoral Council (CNE) on Friday, paving the way for parliamentary elections later this y…
Venezuelan government considers sending lawmakers back to National Assembly, reforming electoral commission17 September 2019
Venezuela's government said on Monday it was evaluating sending some of its lawmakers back to the opposition-controlled National Assembly, which President Nicol…
Venezuela's Constituent Assembly may worsen constitutional crisis13 August 2019
Venezuela’s pro-government legislature holds a session on Monday amid accusations it is planning to disband the opposition-run parliament and convene early legi…
Op-ed: Why Are So Many Democracies Breaking Down?23 May 2018
Italy, Poland, Hungary and even Spain: European democracy is in shambles. Critical threats to democracy have also surfaced in countries like Turkey, Brazil and …