Five reasons the left won in Venezuela
Chavismo forces won a resounding victory in the super elections held on November 21 in Venezuela which saw participation from all major opposition parties
Chavismo’s victory in Venezuela’s subnational elections hailed across region
Leftist and progressive leaders across the region hailed the victory of the Great Patriotic Pole (GPP), a coalition of the ruling United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) and other Chavista forces. The GPP won overwhelmingly in the elections held on Sunday
Venezuela’s new National Assembly takes office today
The inauguration of the new congress marks the end of the body’s submission to the US imperialism and the return of the revolutionary legacy of Simón Bolívar and Hugo Chávez
Nicolás Maduro: Despite everything, we were able to carry out elections in peace
In a press conference with international media on Tuesday, Maduro highlighted the significance of the elections amid “a war never before seen”
Chavismo wins in Venezuela parliamentary elections
Venezuela’s National Assembly Election ended with a victory for the PSUV-led alliance. What are the challenges ahead for the newly elected parliament?
Venezuelan elections: What lies ahead?
The legislative elections in Venezuela saw the ruling Great Patriotic Pole emerge victorious. The new Assembly has a number of challenges with far right-wing sections under Juan Guaidó continuing to foment discontent, and the country facing an economic crisis
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