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As Chavez and Maduro images disappear, is Venezuela entering a new chapter? (opens the original)
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Caracas, Venezuela – In a small square in central Caracas, Victor Rodriguez pauses at a giant mural of a figure draped in teal green. It’s the man he credits with giving him the opportunity to become an artist: former President Hugo Chavez. Rodriguez, who paints under the name Forastero, helped create the image for the late Venezuelan leader's birthday on July 28. He says Chavez opened up new spaces for art and culture, giving artists from poorer neighbourhoods opportunities they never had befor
Talks between government and opposition mark a new chapter for Venezuela (opens the original)
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Caracas, Venezuela – Nieves Jose Benitez earns just $0.17 a month as a high-school teacher in Venezuela's Delta Amacuro state. It’s not enough to cover a single bus fare to work. At 72, he had hoped to retire by now. But there are few qualified teachers left where he lives. Delta Amacuro, on the eastern border with Guyana, is one of Venezuela’s most remote regions. Many experienced professionals have migrated away. Benitez relies on odd jobs or hunting animals to put food on the table, as well a
Demolition complicates the search for bodies after Venezuela’s earthquakes (opens the original)
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La Guaira, Venezuela – Glenda Viloria does not remember the exact number of children’s bodies she has seen in the past few weeks at the morgue in La Guaira, Venezuela. But she remembers their faces — at least those that were still recognisable. Yet none of them were her three-year-old nephew, Mateo. So far, Viloria has recovered the bodies of six family members, including her mother and sister. They lived in OPPE 27, a high-rise government housing complex in the coastal town of Caraballeda. The
A quest for closure: In search of the missing after Venezuela’s earthquakes (opens the original)
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La Guaira, Venezuela – It has been two weeks since a pair of powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela. And for nearly as long, Adolfo Guerra has kept vigil outside a vast field of rubble in the seaside neighbourhood of Los Corales. He has not given up hope that his daughter, Alexandra, a 23-year-old physiotherapist, might still be found under the debris. “We have faith she is alive. We know there is going to be a survivor,” Guerra said, sitting with his wife and other daughter beside him. Guerra is
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