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Venezuela sets presidential poll for April 14
Election date to choose successor to Hugo Chavez announced, as opposition asks Henrique Capriles to run for president.
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Maduro sworn in as Venezuela acting president
Inauguration of Hugo Chavez's hand-picked successor comes just hours after late leader's state funeral in Caracas.
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Obituary: Hugo Chavez
Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's populist president, dies in a Caracas hospital after a nearly two-year battle with cancer.
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Chavez leaves deep imprint on Venezuela
The legacy of the popular yet divisive leader remains to be seen in the wake of his death.
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Profile: Hugo Chavez
Outspoken and divisive president dies after two-year battle with cancer, leaving future of oil-rich nation in question.
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Venezuela claims Chavez 'conscious' in Cuba
According to official statement, president's health has recently improved and pulmonary infection is under control.
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Profile: Hugo Chavez
Venezuela's populist president is loved and loathed after winning elections in 2012.
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Will Venezuela's vote affect foreign policy?
Socialist President Hugo Chavez supports "anti-imperialist" integration, but critics want oil wealth spent at home.
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