As Venezuela’s Presidential Inauguration Looms, Church Calls for ‘Respect for Human Rights’
To date, various countries around the world have recognized González as the president legitimately elected by all Venezuelans.
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In Defiance of Country’s Bishops, Venezuelan Dictator Decrees Start of Christmas Season
Since Tuesday in Caracas, the country’s capital, Christmas trees and other decorations have appeared in several of the city’s most emblematic monuments and government buildings.
Venezuelan Dictator Decrees Oct. 1 to Be Start of Christmas Season: Church Responds
Maduro’s announcement came just hours after the Venezuelan justice system issued an arrest warrant for Edmundo González Urrutia, who won the July 28 presidential elections by a wide margin.
The Autocracy Virus
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Autocratic tendencies run deep in Latin American politics. But the same kinds of power grabs seem to be spreading like a virus to all corners of the globe, including here in the United States.
Vatican’s Response to Venezuela Leaves Observers Perplexed
COMMENTARY: The Maduro regime has been an 11-year nightmare for the people of Venezuela.
Opus Dei Prelate’s Visit to Venezuela Postponed
Although the statement did not explain the reasons for the postponement, Venezuela is in the midst of severe disturbances following the July 28 elections.
Venezuelan Cardinals Warn Maduro Government May Be Fabricating Election Tally Sheets
For Cardinals Porras and Padrón, it is clear that the entrenched ruling party is immersed in the logic of a coup d’état, ready to perpetuate itself in power.
Divine Shepherdess Procession in Venezuela Draws 2.7 Million
Devotion traces back to 1703 in Seville, Spain, when a Capuchin friar saw the Virgin Mary dressed as a shepherdess holding a shepherd’s crook.
Catholics Work to Improve Precarious State of Public Education in Venezuela
The 60 teachers who will receive scholarships belong to 14 educational institutions in Carayaca.
Archbishop: Primary Elections in Venezuela an Opportunity ‘Toward Radical Change’
The prelate considers that the result of the primary elections is so important that it could lead to ‘a kind of refounding of the country.’
