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Today’s front pages: Venezuela coup and Labour’s Brexit backdown
In Depth A round up of the headlines from UK newspapers on 1 May
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Nicolas Maduro claims victory over ‘deranged’ Venezuelan coup bid
Speed Read President slams ‘far right’ and Trump after fresh clashes on streets
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What next for the Venezuela crisis?
In Depth US Vice-president Mike Pence to meet opposition leader Juan Guaido as prospect of military intervention mounts
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Nicolas Maduro and Richard Branson in cross-border concert-off
Speed Read Venezuelan President to host rally opposite a music festival organised by the Virgin founder
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Is the US about to invade Venezuela?
Speed Read Cuba claims US special forces are planning to intervene using the pretext of a humanitarian crisis
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What links Hezbollah and Venezuela?
Speed Read US Secretary of State says terrorist cells drawn to embattled South American country
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Venezuela blockades bridge to stop aid
Speed Read Embattled president Nicolas Maduro has rejected foreign aid amid economic crisis
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Juan Guaido banned from leaving Venezuela
Speed Read Opposition leader's assets frozen by order of the Supreme Court
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US announces moves against Venezuela
Speed Read National Security Advisor piles pressure on Maduro, while possibly also inadvertently revealing plans to send US troops to Colombia
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Could Venezuela’s turmoil create a South American refugee crisis?
Speed Read Thousands fleeing country as president promises ‘magic formula’ to get country back on track
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Venezuela inflation to hit 1,000,000% by year’s end
Speed Read Calls to ‘dollarise’ the country likely to fall on deaf ears as country nears collapse
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Who tried to assassinate Nicolas Maduro?
Speed Read Venezuelan president blames Colombia, right-wing opposition and exiles in Florida for failed drone strike
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How Nicolas Maduro won crisis election
In Depth Opposition boycott handed socialist incumbent victory despite record low approval ratings
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