Maduro and Guaido hold rival rallies in Venezuela

After weeks of power cuts and limited access to water, tens of thousands of Venezuelans took to the streets on Saturday to back opposition leader Juan Guaido and protest against President Nicolas Maduro.

Thousands of Venezuelans are taking to the border river with Colombia to escape shortages, crime and a flailing economy back home.

Venezuelans took to the streets of the capital on Sunday (March 31) to fill up water buckets, amidst failing infrastructure in the OPEC nation's capital.

The self-proclaimed president Juan Guaidó vows to continue his campaign to oust President Maduro as Maduro has banned him from holding public office for 15 years.

Parliament Socialist group abstains for first time in vote on EU position

Recent blackouts, which have left swathes of Venezuela in the dark, can now be seen on images from NASA satellites.

A Venezuelan Journalist disappeared on Monday evening after failing to show up for work, with a public outcry on social media calling for his release. The Cube traced the steps of what occurred that evening, while activists are calling for demonstrations.

The United States has denied Russian accusations of planning military intervention in Venezuela, despite President Trump saying that "all options were still on the table."

Colombian currency now being used

The self-proclaimed president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó will meet with the US-Vice President in Colombia on Monday to discuss a way to ensure humanitarian aid enters the country.

Venezuela's national guard clashes with citizens at Colombian border

Two people have died and several more injured after villagers were fired on when they tried to stop a military convoy heading towards the Brazilian crossing.

Contested Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and Interim President Juan Guaidó are to hold rival music festivals.