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Trump's Threats of Military Action in Venezuela Rejected Across Latin America

Brazil Fallout Begins as Leftist Leaders Denounce 'Coup Against Latin America'

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

Rousseff supporters protest her impeachment in May. (Photo: Getty)

The fallout from former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment on Wednesday began almost immediately, as now-official President Michel Temer kicked off a neoliberal agenda and leftist Latin American governments recalled their ambassadors to protest what they said was an attempt to stifle populism and peace. Brazil's Senate voted 61-20 to...

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Venezuela's Maduro Accuses US of "Imperialist Attack" Against Latin America

Nika Knight, staff writer

Venezuela's leftist president Nicolas Maduro told a crowd of supporters...

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"We Are Not Anyone's Colony": Bolivia's Morales Tells US to Stay Out of Latin American Affairs

Nika Knight, staff writer

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday expressed support for a right-...

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Turning Blind Eye to Brazilian Coup, OAS Targets Venezuela's Maduro

Venezuela Accuses US of Plotting Coup, Declares State of Emergency

After Party Loss, Venezuela's Maduro Vows to Continue "Socialist Revolution"

Venezuela's Maduro: 'US Knows Where It Can Stick Its Sanctions'

Maduro: Like in Kiev, US Fomenting 'Slow Motion Coup' in Venezuela

One Year After Death, Venezuelans Celebrate Legacy of Hugo Chavez

As US Media Mangles Venezuela Coverage, Maduro Calls for 'Peace Conference'

Hundreds of Thousands Pour Into Venezuela's Streets

'Yankees Go Home': Venezuela Expels US Diplomats for 'Sabotage'

Venezuela Pulls Out of Rights Body It Calls 'Tool' of US Imperialism

Lawmakers' Flying Punches Reveal Tensions in Venezuela

Maduro Blasts Kerry for Rejecting Venezuelan Election Win

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Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR)

Maduro’s Win, Though Narrow, Likely Results from People’s Improved Living Standards in Chávez Era, says CEPR Co-Director

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Mark Weisbrot

President Obama Should Change US Policy and Normalize Relations with Venezuela

Raven Brown

The Left Isn’t Dead Yet in Venezuela

Mark Weisbrot

What Next for Venezuela?

Mark Weisbrot

Breaking News: NYT Reports on What the Rest of the Western Hemisphere Thinks About the Conflict Between the US and Venezuela

Glenn Greenwald

Maybe Obama’s Sanctions on Venezuela are Not Really About His “Deep Concern” Over Suppression of Political Rights

Mark Weisbrot

Nicolás Maduro is Venezuela's Vote for Chávismo

Nicolás Maduro

Under My Presidency, Chávez's Revolution Will Continue

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