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CARACAS—Venezuela’s economy is likely to grow faster than most this year and next, according to Credit Suisse. GDP is forecast to have grown by as much as 20% this year (the IMF reckons 6%), up from around 4% in 2021 (the IMF claims 0.5%), before easing down to 7 or 8% in 2023.

From Cúcuta, Colombia, Elder Renlund instructs Venezuela leaders — the latest in Church leaders’ efforts in 2022 to minister to Saints there

Why the challenger brand is stirring the sports betting pot.

CARACAS—Venezuela’s economy is likely to grow faster than most this year and next, according to Credit Suisse. GDP is forecast to have grown by as much as 20% this year (the IMF reckons 6%), up from around 4% in 2021 (the IMF claims 0.5%), before easing down to 7 or 8% in 2023.

The loss of pristine forest is estimated to be increasing by around 170 per cent annually in Venezuela - an even faster rate than Brazil - as a result of a state-sanctioned boom in gold mining

On the night of Nov. 20, as temperatures slipped below zero for the first time this year, the only city in the world with a higher concentration of fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) in the air was New Delhi, according to Airly, an organisation based in California that monitors pollution. While a number of European countries besides Poland, such as Germany and Hungary, are burning more polluting brown coal, or lignite, to keep the lights on, experts say it's the use of the fuel at home that w...

A distinguished group of five veteran jockeys have been selected as finalists for 2023 George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award

The longtime Roxy Music guitarist talks obscure gear, early gigs and embarrassing onstage moments

CARACAS, Dec 6 — Since the 20th century, many artists have been using waste products for artistic purposes. One such artist is Oscar Olivares. The Venezuelan has created...

Youve heard of the drink but did you know its named after an up-and-coming winter sun hot spot, says Lauren Taylor