VENEZUELA

From Mexico to Argentina, thousands of people took to the street to demand an end to gender-based violence.

The award is named in honour of President Maduro's mentor and late socialist leader Hugo Chavez.

Terming the current situation of the country as 'worst', Capriles said 80% of the Venezuelans wanted change.

'We're very, very concerned for the people of Venezuela, for the level of conflict, starvation, lack of medicine, Kerry said.

The first division team were accosted by the armed gang who stole cameras, laptops, clothes and even shoes.

Thousands filled the streets of Caracas in the biggest show of force the country has seen in years.

The government is accused of leading the country down the road to economic ruin.

The country is adopting bio-coffins that come at one-fourth the cost of traditional caskets.

Venezuelan President Maduro had closed the border in August 2015 in order to control smuggling.

The Colombia-Venezuela border will remain open on 17 July for citizens to get access to essential goods.

President Nicholas Maduro has instructed the armed forces to monitor long queues in case violence erupts.

Queues of people were filing over the Simon Bolivar bridge to reach neighbouring country.

Venezuela has been severely hit by low oil prices, which has led to a shortage in food and other supplies.

Legal restrictions on abortions led many women to seek help from online forum Women on Web.

Around 600,000 signatures were nullified by the electoral council earlier this month citing fraud.

Argentina face Venezuela in the 2016 Copa America clash on Saturday. Find out how to follow the match live.

IBTimes UK brings you the schedule for the 2016 Copa America Centenario.

Riots continue in Venezuela where people are unable to buy basic items such as flour and rice.

Riots and looting are routine in Venezuela as people are unable to buy basic items such as flour and rice.

Mexico face Venezuela in the 2016 Copa America clash on Monday. Find out how to follow the match live.

Amidst deepening economic crisis, polls say seven out of 10 people want Maduro out.