Lilian Tintori

Security personnel take opposition leaders into custody in Venezuela

Two high-profile critics of President Maduro were captured from their homes in overnight raids. They were living under house arrest over allegations of inciting violence during anti-government protests in 2014.

Buoyed by Lopez release, Venezuela opposition rallies for 100th day

Many protests have ended in clashes between masked youths and security forces, with more than 90 killed, hundreds arrested and thousands injured since the unrest began at the start of April.

Venezuelan women hold anti-government protests

Led by opposition leaders, lawmakers and Lilian Tintori -- the wife of jailed opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez -- the crowd carried flowers and placards denouncing "repression."

Fear of a possible coup grows in Venezuela

More anti-government demonstrations will be held this weekend as fears grow the government could be overthrown in a coup.

Anti-Maduro protesters take to the streets again

The opposition is demanding that elections be held to improve the country's deteriorated economy.