President Donald Trump is ending a program that’s allowed hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan immigrants to live and work in the U.S.

Businesses, restaurants, hospitals and citizens are all grappling with recurring power outages — and debating leaving as a result.

While the economy is slowly improving, a quarter of Venezuela’s population has left the country as high inflation and low wages persist.

Some have temporary protected status, but work permits can take time. Those who arrived after July 31 can’t work legally.

While demand for crude oil is high, greater investment and management would be needed to boost oil exports from Venezuela.

Why economist Carlos Hernández is staying in the country, despite political turmoil and zero economic opportunity.

One Venezuelan economist uses bitcoin to defend his family against financial instability.

For lawyer Juan Carlos Senior, the crisis has meant consumer prices he just can afford.

An estimated 5 million Venezuelans have left the country due to high poverty rates.

Today Venezuela rolls out its new currency – the “sovereign bolivar.” It’s one of several steps the country is taking to curb runaway inflation, which is likely to top 1 million percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund. What effect will this have on the South American nation’s economy? Click the audio player […]