Venezuela citizens queue in Caracas to enlist in the national militia after President Nicolas Maduro called on his government's political base to move forward with the formation of peasant and worker militias "in all industries." Maduro said he would deploy 4.5 million militia members in response to US "threats," after Washington raised the bounty for his arrest and launched anti-drug operations in the Caribbean. 

Venezuelans join hands to counter U.S. threat | China backs Maduro

Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido on Wednesday defended foreign sanctions against his country 24 hours after he was attacked at Caracas international airport by state airline employees calling him a fascist.

Sanctions against the Maduro regime defended by Venezuela's President Guaido

Venezuela has arrested eleven people in connection with a weekend raid of a remote military outpost in southern Bolivar state, but some suspects have fled across the border to Brazil with stolen weapons, President Nicolas Maduro said on Monday.

Eleven arrested after weekend raid on military outpost: Maduro

Venezuela's self-proclaimed interim leader Juan Guaido began a tour of his country Saturday aimed at sparking a citizen's movement to pry President Nicolas Maduro from power.

Venezuela's Guaido starts domestic tour to stir support

Venezuela's migrant exodus has sparked a "monumental" humanitarian crisis, UN Refugee Agency chief Filippo Grandi said during a visit Sunday to a border area of neighbouring Colombia.

Venezuela migrant crisis 'monumental': UN Refugee Agency chief

This brings renewed scrutiny of the force used to control riots that have killed at least 76 people

Venezuelan troops fire on protesters at airbase, 1 killed

Opposition vowed protests against the decision to block a referendum on removing Maduro from power, describing it as a 'coup'

Venezuelan congress declares 'coup' by Maduro government