72 results for Venezuelans

24 October 2019

How do you make better homes in informal settlements? Should Caracas embrace the ingenuity of squatter communities? How do you build a sports centre on a shack-covered mountain? And what happens if you don’t do any of the…

21 August 2019

We have the latest as Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro claims to be holding secret talks with the Trump administration. Plus: Boris Johnson’s clash with the EU, Italy’s chaotic government and what’s top of the pops in…

28 March 2019

As Venezuelan opposition leader – and in some quarters, interim president – Juan Guaido’s wife enjoys an audience with Donald Trump, we ask what next for Venezuela. Plus we ask: is China’s attitude to the Dalai Lama shif…

2 February 2019

Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro has long outstayed his welcome – and it appears that the world’s patience is wearing thin, as countries and institutions begin recognising a rival leader. Andrew Mueller is joined by…

28 January 2019

The US was quick to back Venezuelan leader of the opposition, Juan Guiado, when he declared himself interim president last week. We explore whether there was more going on than meets the eye. We also ask if Russia might…

25 January 2019

Monocle’s Paige Reynolds, Tomos Lewis and Melkon Charchoglyan chew over some of the week’s top stories: a potentially career-ending challenge to Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro; the ongoing diplomatic row between Canada…

7 January 2019

We head to Washington to get the latest on the Democrats’ push to reopen government and examine conflicting messages from Donald Trump on his border wall. Plus: what we can learn from a Venezuelan Supreme Court justice who…

29 August 2018

We consider how the US president is using the threat of losing the midterm elections to galvanise support among his base. Plus: sexism in Australian politics, Brazil deploys its military to the Venezuelan border and raising…

20 August 2018

We evaluate the erratic behaviour of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, look at how Greece found its way out of the EU bailout and discuss Justin Trudeau’s decision to run for a second term in Canada.

18 May 2018

We speak to Theresa May as she visits Macedonia, learn whether this weekend’s Venezuelan election will bring about any change, look at the shifting state of Austrian politics and discuss why whiskey can be so expensive.

20 February 2018

As hundreds are killed in Syria’s worst bombings in years we ask whether allegations of war crimes will have any impact. Plus: the Venezuelans fleeing to Brazil and Colombia, the mayor of Seoul on the city’s urban renewal…

6 September 2017

We discuss leaked Brexit documents, Poland’s place in Europe and US immigration. Plus: Venezuelan elections and the UK’s ugliest buildings.