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Maduro announced five new laws that were passed via the Enabling Law (AVN).

Five New Laws Passed to Provide Stronger Social Support and Undermine Corruption in Venezuela

President Maduro passed five new laws yesterday in an attempt to create a stronger social safety net in the face of ongoing economic difficulty within Venezuela. The five laws, encouraging employment, creating greater guarantees in existing social programs, strengthening the power of communal councils and community financing, and increasing the rate of food subsidies, were all passed via the Enabling Law, which allows the President limited lawmaking  for a temporary period.

Opinion & Analysis

An open concert in 2011 at the Nucleo of Santa Cruz in the Andean state of Merida, to the west of Venezuela. It is one of 180 ce

“Model of Tyranny” Criticism of Venezuela’s El Sistema Youth Orchestra System Provokes Response

A British academic has criticised Venezuela’s El Sistema youth orchestra system as a “model of tyranny”, provoking a response from a range of UK and Venezuelan music figures over the nature of the world famous program.
"Change the System, Not the Climate!" Voices from the Social PreCOP
Why Predictions of Ebb in 'Pink Tide' Proved Premature
The Corporate Assault on Latin American Democracy

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November Social PreCOP: Changing the System, not the Climate - Over 80 social movement organizations from around the world have converged on Margarita Island, Venezuela this week to discuss and debate climate change policy. 
The National Guard and police presence is on the rise as checkpoints and operatives are set up along public transportation route

For the Barrios, the Difference Between Repression and Revolution Depends on National Security

Early last month, five men were shot dead in a high-rise building at the center of Caracas during an early morning standoff between special intelligence police (CICPC) and armed members of revolutionary collectives. While the circumstances leading up to the event are still unclear, the so-called Quinta Crespo Massacre created a ripple effect within the Venezuelan left that quickly highlighted a growing rift between the revolutionary left and the Bolivarian government.

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This CEPR has written various reports on the situation of the venezuelan economy. Read them here
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