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Robberies, strawberries and black-market economics: How to bake a cake in Caracas
Washington Post: The bittersweet life of a Venezuelan pastry chef.
Washington Post: The bittersweet life of a Venezuelan pastry chef.
Royal Navy frigate was too far away from British-flagged tanker to provide assistance.
Winston Peters has criticised Venezuela's government amid announcement of new aid.
Unexpected silver lining to the country's all-consuming economic crunch.
Seven people were murdered daily in this city last year.
NYT: The nurse packed a supply of food and set out to help.
NYT: North Korea, Iran and Venezuela are calling Trump's bluffs.
Socialist dictator and a "dirty dozen" of his lieutenants are holed-up as civil war nears.
Protesters mowed down as Venezuela's Opposition leader Juan Guaidó calls for an uprising.
Vladimir Putin has flown Russian troops into crisis-torn Venezuela.
Following a deadly blackout, Venezuela's leader has come up with a wild theory.
Residents were fed up. They had no electricity. Then came the motorcycles.
Caracas elites drink whisky and dance as ordinary Venezuelans struggle to survive.
WARNING: Graphic images: The mother was turned away from two hospitals due to power cuts.
The power crisis, and now the water crisis, are testing the hold of President Maduro.
Footage suggests an opposition protester caused the aid to catch fire.
Cody Weddle is a US journalist who was detained in Venezuela last week.
His popularity has slumped to about 14%. Yet Nicolás Maduro has withstood pressure.
Guaido's homecoming yesterday was the latest chapter in his struggle with Maduro.
Elliott Abrams isn't the defender of human rights and democracy he likes to suggest he is.
Mike Pence pushes diplomatic path to remove President Nicolas Maduro.
Mike Pence announces new sanctions in effort to unseat the Venezuelan President.
These photos show Venezuela's deadly crisis is sinking to new lows.
Humanitarian groups criticised the opposition as using the aid as a political weapon.
Boxes of emergency food and medicine were rescued from burning trucks during clashes.
Three scheduled Air Force C-17 cargo planes took off from Florida have landed in Cucuta.
Trump is also facing a policy revolt from US Senators.
I'd welcome these refugees; it would be heartless not to. But is this being done right?
Airlines refuse to fly here and companies are scared to let their staff stay overnight.