I “Zamora lives, the fight continues," is the motto brought to life by our people. There could not be a better occasion for the enactment of the Organic Law of the Federal Council of Government than the unveiling of the statue of the Peoples General Ezequiel Zamora in the El... » read this article

Venezuela Leads Latin America in Social Justice A study published by Latinobarometro, a polling organization that evaluates countries of the region, reveals that Venezuela holds first place in social equality at 36%, followed by Uruguay and Brazil with 30% and 24% respectively. The average in Latin America is 21%.  ... » read this article

Leaking of GAO Report Calls into Question Its Credibility, Among Other Things Last week the final draft of the Government Accountability Office's (GAO) report on Venezuela-US drug cooperation, requested by Republican Senator Richard Luger, was leaked to the press. It appeared that some right wing political interests hoped to frame... » read this article

Micro-finances managed by the citizenship Communal Banks: three years transferring power to the people On Monday 15, three years ago, President Chávez granted for the first time the finance to 200 communal banks around the country. The financing amounted to 150 million BSF ($69.8 million). With the start-up of the... » read this article

The government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, through the Deputy Foreign Minister for North America and Multilateral Affairs and Permanent Representative for Venezuela to the United Nations, Jorge Valero, rejected the unfounded opinions expressed by the UN rapporteur for Freedom of Opinion and Expression and the rapporteur for Freedom... » read this article

May 9, 2009 Venezuela Categorically Rejects Inter-American Human Rights Commission Report The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela categorically rejected the report presented by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) which included Venezuela among countries that need to improve the defense and fulfillment of human rights.  The mission, headed by the... » read this article

May 5, 2009 - This Saturday, May 2nd, residents and visitors of Metropolitan Washington, DC had the opportunity to appreciate different demonstrations of Venezuelan culture in the residence of the Ambassador of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to the United States. From works by well-known Venezuelan artists to dances and... » read this article

"Peru is prostituting the principle of asylum" is the headline of a story re-published today in Axis of Logic's World News. The Peruvian government stands accused of degrading the concept and practice of political asylum by granting it to one of the most well-known crooks in Venezuela. Manuel Rosales ran... » read this article

Presidents Chávez and Obama have second meeting in Trinidad and Tobago President Hugo Chávez had a second meeting with his U.S. counterpart, Barack Obama, on Sunday during an exit session of heads of state at the Diplomatic Center in Trinidad and Tobago as part of the Fifth Summit of the... » read this article

Statement by the Bolivarian Government of Venezuela: The government and people of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela wishes to express their most firm support to the President of the Republic of Bolivia Evo Morales in this moment when a new battle is being fought for the abiding by of the... » read this article

Last Wednesday 1st, Venezuela’s international reserves amounted to $29,115 billion, in spite of the oil price plunge, said President Chávez in Teheran, Iran. The head of state said that “a big part of this reserve is converted in euros and is put into banks which are not in the US.”... » read this article

Venezuela to build 19 Cancer Treatment Centers Through an agreement with Argentina, Venezuela will build 19 cancer treatment centers of radiotherapy and nuclear medicine with high-technology equipments aimed at offering free assistance to cancer patients. According to the National Oncology Program of the Venezuela’s Health and Social Protection Ministry, Claudia... » read this article

  March 23, 2009 Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela to Contribute $6 Billion to the Bank of the South Of the $10 billion in initial capital that the Bank of the South will have, Venezuela, Argentina and Brazil will invest $2 billion each for the establishment of this important Latin American... » read this article

See Axis of Logic's extensive report on Venezuela's new railway system with photos of trains, railways and construction March 22, 2009 Railway Development Boosts Dynamically The program, having started in 2006 and lasting until 2030, will include the installation of 15 13,000-kilometers-railways connecting the states of the northern coasts with the... » read this article

Editor's Note: The following speech was delivered to the Venezuelan people by President Chavez yesterday in the run-up to the all-important vote on the referendum to end term limits 2 days from now. Ven Global News provided a rough translation of Chavez' speech into English. We have revised that translation to... » read this article

President Chávez meets with Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, President of Argentina      At the ceremony, President Fernández de Kirchner affirmed that her country will continue working on integration agreements together with countries such as Venezuela to achieve new business models including the transfer of technology and interdependent economies. The... » read this article

Venezuela’s Corn and Rice Production Steps Up President Hugo Chávez ratified that in spite of the world crisis, the agricultural revolution will not stop. Four corn-processing plants have been installed; the goal is to build 10 of them. The corn production in Venezuela has grown by 205 percent and the... » read this article

The prestigious orchestra, conducted by young Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel, captivated the audience of Seoul with pieces by Bernstein and Mahler. Venezuela and South Korea will crate a bilateral symphony orchestra. The concert was every bit as good as a rock concert: women threw themselves into the edge of the... » read this article

  The Colombian-French politician considers that the Venezuelan leader “is a great democrat” (…) “A leftist and revolutionary president that has carried out a peaceful revolution in Venezuela”. She also said that “I have never distrusted him, and I have never thought he has clandestine or sinful relations with the... » read this article

Regional elections held in Venezuela on November 23rd have been portrayed in the U.S. media as a defeat for to the government of President Hugo Chávez, when in fact the results strongly favor his party, the PSUV. The vast majority of state governorships and mayoralties, including those in many strategic... » read this article