El Nino has dried up hydropower supplies, as South American petroeconomy battered by low oil price
ANALYSIS: Once a fierce critic of the UN climate negotiations, Claudia Salerno became one of the strongest supporters of a Paris deal
ANALYSIS: Dependent on petrol exports, the South American country is fraught with contradictions as it resists overhaul of fossil fuels
ANALYSIS: Trade, security and migration set to dominate key continental meet, but climate progress likely behind closed doors
COMMENT: Last week’s social pre-COP meeting was a valuable democratic process that built links between the global North and South
NEWS: Venezuela meeting descends into chaos as green groups refuse to condemn fossil fuels in demands to UN
NEWS: UN-backed event ends with unusual call from civil society groups to end capitalism
NEWS: Venezuelan NGOs have accused their government of hypocrisy on climate change, at a civil society meeting ahead of global talks
NEWS: Caracas government to focus on social impacts of climate change ahead of UN Lima conference
Analysis: Caracas government says it’s committed to climate justice, but do actions on the ground match its words?
Venezuela accuses EU of “damaging” process as contentious talks on emission reductions go public
Climate policy is becoming a fixture on political agendas, but maintaining investment flows for green growth will be vital
Negotiators welcome participation of finance ministers at COP19 in Warsaw expected to advance traditional stalemate over climate funding
Venezuela’s lead climate negotiator Claudia Salerno tells RTCC recently deceased President wanted ambitious and fair treaty
Read Chavez’s 15-minute speech at the Copenhagen climate conference in 2009, where he blamed ‘imperial dictatorship’ for the state of the planet
Guy Edwards asks which Latin American country is best suited to hosting the important 2014 UN climate negotiations