Nearly a million kids left behind in Venezuela as parents migrate
New York Times: Parents forced to go abroad in search of work, leaving kids behind.
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Man accused of enslaving woman in apartment for 31 years
Neighbour describes the room where the woman was held captive.
Venezuela's countryside is collapsing. The capital hums, on the president's orders
New York Times: Resources poured into Caracas while rural Venezuelans abandoned.
Best of 2019: Why old men are triggered by Greta Thunberg
Greta Thunberg forces Liam Dann to confront the angry old man inside his head.
Police seize $17m in alleged bribery scandal
Millions shifted from Bahamas to NZ bank account following bribery scandal.
Students fainting from hunger in Venezuela's failing school system
New York Times: Venezuela's six-year economic crisis is hollowing out the school system.
Locked up naked on soiled mattress: Venezuela's mental health nightmare
Washington Post: Mental health hospitals have all but stopped functioning.
Accused drug lord extradited from Venezuela over NZ cocaine ring
He was arrested in South America after Interpol issued a global wanted notice.
Liam Dann: Why old men are triggered by Greta Thunberg
Greta Thunberg forces Liam Dann to confront the angry old man inside his head.
Woman walks free on cocaine money laundering charge
The masters-educated woman laundered $54,000 in cocaine sales.
They survived colonisation and war. But Venezuela's collapse was too much
New York Times: Breaking point has finally come after economic devastation.
Robberies, strawberries and black-market economics: How to bake a cake in Caracas
Washington Post: The bittersweet life of a Venezuelan pastry chef.
New audio shows UK could not prevent Iran takeover of tanker
Royal Navy frigate was too far away from British-flagged tanker to provide assistance.
More NZ aid for Venezuelan crisis
Winston Peters has criticised Venezuela's government amid announcement of new aid.
'$1 per bullet': Even gangsters in Venezuela are suffering - and that's a good thing
Unexpected silver lining to the country's all-consuming economic crunch.
Brutal reality of everyday life in dangerous Tijuana
Seven people were murdered daily in this city last year.
Nurse hitchhikes to help girl whose photo drew attention to hunger in Venezuela
NYT: The nurse packed a supply of food and set out to help.
Rogue nations make a wager: They can handle the US President
NYT: North Korea, Iran and Venezuela are calling Trump's bluffs.
'Scorpions in a bottle': Country in complete meltdown
Socialist dictator and a "dirty dozen" of his lieutenants are holed-up as civil war nears.
Military uprising: War on the streets of Venezuela
Protesters mowed down as Venezuela's Opposition leader Juan Guaidó calls for an uprising.
Venezuelan opposition leader takes to streets in military uprising
Opposition leader Juan Guaido has taken to streets with detained activist Leopoldo Lopez.
Russia-US war of words over Venezuela
Washington is acting like 'al-Qaeda' as it talks of a revival of the Monroe Doctrine.
Russian troops land in Venezuela
Vladimir Putin has flown Russian troops into crisis-torn Venezuela.
Wild conspiracy theory behind Venezuela's crisis
Following a deadly blackout, Venezuela's leader has come up with a wild theory.
Maduro's muscle: Under pressure leader turns to motorcycle gangs
Residents were fed up. They had no electricity. Then came the motorcycles.
Venezuelan elite live it up as rest of country festers in darkness
Caracas elites drink whisky and dance as ordinary Venezuelans struggle to survive.
Heartbreaking images of mother in Venezuela carrying daughter to morgue
WARNING: Graphic images: The mother was turned away from two hospitals due to power cuts.
City goes dry: Venezuela power crisis shuts down water plants
The power crisis, and now the water crisis, are testing the hold of President Maduro.
Burning aid footage points to member of Venezuelan opposition
Footage suggests an opposition protester caused the aid to catch fire.
'They put a hood on me. I began to feel scared'
Cody Weddle is a US journalist who was detained in Venezuela last week.
'My baby just died': Reports of deaths as Venezuelans struggle amid backout
Opposition politicians and aid groups report a rising number of deaths.