Venezuela is falling apart. Inflation could reach 13,000 percent this year. Few people have enough food, and infants are dying of starvation. President Nicolás Maduro is deeply unpopular.

Venezuela´s government launches Ministry of Urban Farming In the last years, Venezuela has grown more and more dependent of food imports to satisfy the needs of its 30 million population.

As Venezuela’s two presidents face off, children scavenge for food and soldiers run out of patience By Nick Paton Walsh , Barbara Arvantidis , Alex Platt , CNN 5 minute read ...

Empty supermarket shelves. Desperate soldiers. CNN spoke to people in Caracas about protests and the stand-off between Juan Guaido and Nicolas Maduro.

PDVAL’s launching included the participation of the National Armed Forces, the Agriculture and Food Ministries, Mercal, the Bolivarian Missions, and electricity companies to guarantee PDVAL’s success.

CARACAS — A Venezuelan state is testing a system to limit purchases of food and other staples, local media reported on Tuesday, in a move that officials defended as necessary to stop contraband ...

CARACAS, Venezuela — In a sign Venezuela’s food shortages could be worsening, restrictions on the sale of 20 basic items subject to price controls, including toilet paper and… ...

Lost amid the Iran kerfuffle this week was a curious decision by the Obama administration to declare Venezuela an “extraordinary threat to the national security” of the United States, in order ...

Caracas – In just one week, at least four major episodes of looting have taken place in different parts of Venezuela, raising fears of a massive revolt in the country due to the acute food ...

Venezuela proves petro-states can go broke, too November 7, 2017 Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro speaks during a news conference last month at the presidential palace in Caracas.