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Legislature of Venezuela, 2015–

For a general discussion of the Venezuelan government's legislative branch, seeNational Assembly of Venezuela.

TheIV National Assembly of Venezuela was a meeting of thelegislative branch ofVenezuelan federal government, comprising theNational Assembly of Venezuela. It met inCaracas after the2015 Venezuelan parliamentary election.

Major events

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2017 Venezuelan protests (2012 – present)
- 2017 Venezuelan constitutional crisis (29 March 2017)
- 2017 Venezuelan National Assembly attack (5 July 2017)
- 2017 Venezuelan referendum (16 July 2017)
- 2017 Venezuelan Constituent Assembly election (30 July 2017)
Arrest and detention of Juan Requesens (7 August 2018)
Venezuelan presidential crisis (10 January 2019 – 5 January 2023)
Statute Governing the Transition to Democracy (5 February 2019)
2019 Venezuelan Amnesty Law
Operación Alacrán (1 December 2019 – 5 January 2020)
Venezuelan National Assembly Delegated Committee election (5 January 2020)

Leadership

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Main article:President of the National Assembly of Venezuela

No.	Name	Term of Office		State	Legislature	Party
7	Henry Ramos Allup	5 January 2016	5 January 2017	Capital District	4th	Democratic Action(MUD)
8	Julio Borges	5 January 2017	5 January 2018	Miranda		Justice First(MUD)
9	Omar Barboza	5 January 2018	5 January 2019	Zulia		A New Era(MUD)
10	Juan Guaidó	5 January 2019	5 January 2023	Vargas		Independent(MUD)
11	Dinorah Figuera^[1]	5 January 2023	present	Aragua		Justice First(MUD)

Parties

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Map of Venezuela. Blue denotes districts won by the MUD and allies, Red denotes those won by the PSUV and allies.

**Democratic Unity Roundtable (64)**
PJ (30)
UNT (15)
VP (14)
MPV(es) (1)
COPEI (1)
PRVZL (1)
CC(es) (1)
EC(es) (1)
**Great Patriotic Pole (50)**
PSUV (31)
PCV (6)
PPT (4)
MRT (3)
PODEMOS (2)
VBR (2)
UPV (1)
APC (1)
**Agreement for Change (8)**
CMC(es) (8)
AP (3)
**I Am Venezuela(es) (4)**
ABP (1)
CN (1)
VV (1)
Independents (2)
**Socialist Block (1)**
FB (1)
**Other Opposition (33)**
AD (25)
LCR (4)
PC(es) (2)
Independents (2)
**Vacant (6)**
Vacant (6)

Name	Code	Members	Alternate
Democratic Action (Venezuela)	AD	25	15
Justice First	PJ	18	19
A New Era	UNT	17	16
Popular Will	VP	15	14
Fuerza Liberal	FL	0	1
Nueva Visión para mi País	NUVIPA	0	1
Partido Cristiano Nosotros Organizados Elegimos	UNIDAD NOE	0	1
Movimiento Alternativo Buscando Soluciones	MABS	0	1
Independents	Ind. (MUD)	3	3
Mesa de la Unidad Democrática(Opposition)	MUD / UNIDAD	78	71
Encuentro Ciudadano	EC	1	0
Project Venezuela	PROVE	2	0
Movimiento Progresista de Venezuela	MPV	1	0
Cuentas Claras	CC	0	1
Concertación por Venezuela (Opposition)	CxV	4	1
Vente Venezuela	VV	1	3
Fearless People's Alliance	ABP	1	3
National Convergence	Conv.	1	0
Independent	Ind. (SV)	1	0
Soy Venezuela (Opposition)	SV / Fracción 16-J	4	5
Cambiemos Movimiento Ciudadano	CMC	2	1
Progressive Advance	AP	1	1
Soluciones para Venezuela	SPV	0	1
Agreement for Change (Opposition)	CPC	3	3
La Causa Radical	LCR	2	2
Sin coalición: La Causa Radical (Opposition)	LCR	2	2
Independents (Operación Alacrán)	Ind. / IRC	18	2
United Socialist Party of Venezuela	PSUV	43	19
Tupamaro	TUPAMARO	4	1
Communist Party of Venezuela	PCV	2	4
Vanguardia Bicentenaria Republicana	VBR	0	2
Fatherland for All	PPT	0	3
Unidad Popular Venezolana	UPV	0	1
Great Patriotic Pole (Chavismo)	GPP	49	27
Frente Bolivariano Alternativo	FBA	1	0
Redes de Respuesta de Cambios Comunitarios^[2]	REDES	0	3
Chavismo dissent^[3]	-	1	3
Disincorporated		1	1
No representatives		7	54
TOTAL		167	167

Color codes

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	Democratic Unity Roundtable/Opposition
	Great Patriotic Pole/Officialism

Members

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Note: (E) = Deputy substitute

Opposition

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The Venezuelan system ispresidential, so although thePSUV has a minority in the Assembly, they remain the government.

N.º	Representative	State	Coalition	Party	Alternate Representative	Party
1	Nirma Guarulla	Amazonas	MUD	UNT	Maulgimer Baloa	UNT
2	Julio Haron Ygarza	Amazonas	MUD	UNT^[4]	Rosa Petit	UNT
3	Luis Carlos Padilla	Anzoátegui	(allied withMUD)	AD^[5]	Eudoro González	PJ^[6]
4	Héctor Cordero(acting)	Anzoátegui	(allied withMUD)	AD	Vacant
5	José Brito	Anzoátegui	-	Ind. / IRC	Marco Aurelio Quiñones	VP^[7]
6	Chaim Bucarán	Anzoátegui	MUD	UNT(Suspended)	Tatiana Montiel	PJ^[6]
7	Carlos Michelangeli	Anzoátegui	MUD	PJ	Yajaira Castro de Forero	PJ^[6]
8	Richard Arteaga	Anzoátegui	-	Ind. / IRC	Oneida Guaipe	AD^[6]
9	Armando Armas Cuartín	Anzoátegui	MUD	VP	Omar González	VV
10	Luis Lippa	Apure	MUD	PJ	Julio Montoya	PJ
11	Gilberto Sojo(acting)	Aragua	MUD	VP^[8]	María Verónica Rengifo	VP
12	Guillermo Luces(acting)	Aragua	-	Ind. / IRC	Vacant
13	José Trujillo	Aragua	(allied withMUD)	AD^[8]	Adriana Pichardo	VP
14	Amelia Belisario	Aragua	MUD	PJ^[8]	José Gregorio Hernández	AD
15	Melva Paredes	Aragua	CPC	CMC^[9]	Luis Barragán	VV
16	Karin Salanova	Aragua	MUD	VP^[8]	Freddy Castellanos	UNT
17	Simón Calzadilla	Aragua	CxV /MUD	MPV^[10]	Liz Carolina Jaramillo	PJ
18	Arnoldo Benítez(acting)	Aragua	-	LCR^[11]	Vacant
19	Julio César Reyes	Barinas	(allied withMUD)	Ind.	Pablo Moronta	PJ^[12]
20	Lincoln Pérez(acting)	Barinas	(allied withMUD)	AD	Vacant
21	Adolfo Superlano	Barinas	-	Ind. / IRC	Sandra Flores de Garzón	PJ^[12]
22	Maribel Guédez	Barinas	CPC	CMC^[9]	Alejandra Peña	PJ^[12]
23	Andrés Eloy Camejo	Barinas	(allied withMUD)	AD^[13]	César Cadenas	UNT^[12]
24	Ángel Medina Devis	Bolívar	MUD	PJ^[14]	Rachid Yasbek	PJ^[15]
25	Luis Silva	Bolívar	(allied withMUD)	AD^[14]	Antonio Geara	VP
26	Olivia Lozano	Bolívar	MUD	VP^[14]	Ángel Álvarez Medina	LCR^[15]
27	Francisco Sucre	Bolívar	MUD	VP^[14]	Ligia Delfín	VP^[15]
28	José Prat	Bolívar	-	LCR^[14]	José Hernández	UNT
29	Freddy Valera	Bolívar	(allied withMUD)	AD^[14]	José Salazar	UNT^[15]
30	Manuel González(acting)	Bolívar	-	Ind. / IRC	Vacant
31	Carlos Berrizbeitia	Carabobo	CxV /MUD	PROVE^[16]	Noe Mujica	UNIDAD NOE
32	Deyalitza Aray(acting)	Carabobo	CxV /MUD	PROVE	Vacant
33	Ylidio de Abreu	Carabobo	MUD	UNT^[17]	Yolanda Tortolero	UNT
34	Williams Gil	Carabobo	-	Ind. / IRC	Armando López	UNT
35	Ángel Álvarez Gil	Carabobo	MUD	VP	María Concepción Mulino	CC
36	Marco Bozo	Carabobo	MUD	PJ	Daniel Arias	PJ
37	Romny Flores	Carabobo	(allied withMUD)	AD^[18]	Antonio Román	AD
38	Leandro Domínguez(acting)	Carabobo	-	Ind. / IRC	Vacant
39	Dennis Fernández	Cojedes	(allied withMUD)	AD^[19]	José Gregorio Correa	PJ
40	José Antonio España	Delta Amacuro	-	Ind. / IRC	Larissa González	AD
41	Gregorio Graterol	Falcón	MUD	PJ	Mabelly de León Ponte	AD
42	Kerrins Mavárez(acting)	Falcón	-	Ind. / IRC	Vacant
43	Eliezer Sirit	Falcón	(allied withMUD)	AD	Julio César Moreno	PJ
44	Juan García Manaure	Falcón	MUD	PJ	Ricardo Aponte	VP
45	Carlos Prosperi	Guárico	(allied withMUD)	AD	Bibiana Lucas	PJ
46	Edgar Zambrano	Lara	(allied withMUD)	AD	Guillermo Palacios	UNT
47	María Teresa Pérez	Lara	CPC	AP^[20]	Oneiber Peraza	AP
48	Bolivia Suárez	Lara	MUD	VP	Daniel Antequera	LCR
49	Ángel Torres(acting)	Lara	MUD	VP	Vacant
50	Alfonso Marquina	Lara	MUD	PJ	Juan Vilera Del Corral	VP
51	Teodoro Campos	Lara	(allied withMUD)	Ind.	Macario González	VP
52	Luis Loaiza Rincón (E)	Mérida	-	Ind. / IRC	Kiko Bautista	Ind.
53	Alexis Paparoni	Mérida	MUD	UNT^[21]	Mary Morales	AD
54	Mildred Carrero(acting)	Mérida	MUD	VP	Vacant
55	William Davila	Mérida	(allied withMUD)	AD	Lawrence Castro	VP
56	Carmen Sivoli(acting)	Mérida	(allied withMUD)	AD	Vacant
57	Manuela Bolívar [es](acting)	Miranda	MUD	VP	Vacant
58	Luis Aquiles Moreno	Miranda	(allied withMUD)	AD	Omar Avila	UVV (Ind. / IRC)
59	Delsa Solórzano	Miranda	CxV /MUD	EC^[22]	Jesús Yánez	AD
60	Ángel Alvarado (E)	Miranda	MUD	PJ	Vacant
61	Manuel Texeira(acting)	Miranda	MUD	UNT	Vacant
62	Arkiely Perfecto(acting)	Miranda	-	Ind. / IRC	Vacant
63	José Gregorio Aparicio	Monagas	-	Ind. / IRC	Dignora Hernández	VV
64	Pierre Maroun	Monagas	(allied withMUD)	AD	José Antonio Mendoza	PJ
65	María Gabriela Hernández	Monagas	MUD	PJ^[23]	Aquiles Arvelo	MABS
66	Carlos Bastardo (E)	Monagas	SV	VV^[24]	Vacant
67	Tobias Bolívar	Nueva Esparta	(allied withMUD)	AD	Oscar Ronderos	AD
68	Luis Emilio Rondón	Nueva Esparta	MUD	UNT^[25]	Yanet Fermín	VP
69	Orlando Ávila	Nueva Esparta	MUD	UNT^[17]	Magalvi Estaba	AD
70	Antonio Aranguren (E)	Nueva Esparta	MUD	PJ	Vacant
71	María Beatriz Martínez	Portuguesa	MUD	PJ	Wilfredo Galíndez	AD
72	Robert Alcala	Sucre	(allied withMUD)	AD	Denncis Pazos	UNT
73	José Gregorio Noriega	Sucre	-	Ind. / IRC	Leonardo Regnault	PJ
74	Milagros Paz	Sucre	MUD	PJ	Juan Carlos Bolívar	ABP
75	Ezequiel Pérez	Táchira	(allied withMUD)	AD^[26]	Eduardo Marin	PJ
76	Carlos Valero(acting)	Táchira	MUD	UNT^[26]	Vacant
77	Franklyn Duarte(acting)	Táchira	-	Ind. / IRC	Vacant
78	Renzo Prieto(acting)	Táchira	MUD	VP^[26]	Vacant
79	Karim Vera(acting)	Táchira	MUD	PJ^[26]	Vacant
80	Carlos González	Trujillo	(allied withMUD)	AD	Emilio Fajardo	PJ
81	Conrado Pérez	Trujillo	-	Ind. / IRC	Joaquín Aguilar	UNT
82	Ana Mercedes Aponte(acting)	Vargas	(allied withMUD)	AD	Belkis Ulacio	FL
83	Milagros Eulate	Vargas	(allied withMUD)	AD	Vacant
84	Juan Guaidó	Vargas	MUD	Ind.	César Alonso	UNT
85	Biagio Pilieri	Yaracuy	SV	Conv.^[27]	Jesús Gabriel Peña Navas	SPV / IRC
86	Luis Parra Rivero	Yaracuy	-	Ind. / IRC	Ramón Flores	Ind.
87	Enrique Márquez [es]	Zulia	MUD	UNT^[28]	Marianela Fernández	UNT
88	Edwin Luzardo(acting)	Zulia	SV	ABP	Vacant
89	Omar Barboza	Zulia	MUD	UNT^[29]	Liz María Márquez	AD
90	Avilio Troconiz	Zulia	MUD	PJ^[28]	Daniela Parra	AD
91	Elimar Díaz	Zulia	MUD	PJ^[30]	Jairo Bao	UNT
92	Nora Bracho	Zulia	MUD	UNT^[31]	Desiree Barboza	VP
93	Elías Matta	Zulia	MUD	UNT^[32]	Rafael Ramírez Colina	PJ
94	Juan Pablo Guanipa	Zulia	MUD	PJ	José Sánchez Montiel "Mazuco"	Ind.
95	William Barrientos	Zulia	MUD	UNT(Suspended)^[33]	Vacant
96	José Luis Pirela	Zulia	SV	Ind.^[34]	Mary Álvarez León	CMC^[9]
97	Héctor Vargas(acting)	Zulia	MUD	UNT(Suspended)	Vacant
98	Juan Carlos Velazco	Zulia	(allied withMUD)	AD^[35]	Ángel Caridad	UNT
99	Freddy Paz	Zulia	-	Ind. / IRC	Gilmar Márquez	VP
100	Tamara Adrián (E)	Distrito Capital	MUD	VP	Evelyn Martínez	Ind.
101	Jesús Abreu	Distrito Capital	MUD	VP^[36]	Nafir Morales	ABP
102	Marialbert Barrios	Distrito Capital	MUD	PJ	Fátima Suárez	UNT
103	Henry Ramos Allup	Distrito Capital	(allied withMUD)	AD	Vacant
104	Rafael Veloz(acting)	Distrito Capital	MUD	VP^[37]	Vacant
105	Stalin González	Distrito Capital	MUD	UNT^[38]	Ivlev Silva	AD
106	Lucila Pacheco(acting)	Zulia	-	Ind. / IRC	Vacant
107	Virgilio Ferrer	Indigenous peoples Región Occidente	MUD	UNT^[39]/MiaZulia^[40]	Ricardo Fernández	AD/Parlinve^[41]
108	Gladys Guaipo	Indigenous peoples Región Oriente	(allied withMUD)	AD/Parlinve^[42]	Yulibert Guacarán	VP^[43]/Parlinve
109	Romel Guzamana	Indigenous peoples Región Sur	MUD	VP/Coiba	Javier Linares	PJ/Tawala^[44]
1	Vacant	Distrito Capital	-	-	Vacant
2	Vacant	Miranda	-	-	Vacant
3	Vacant	Miranda	-	-	Vacant
4	Vacant	Táchira	-	-^[45]	Vacant
5	Vacant	Distrito Capital	-	-^[46]	Vacant

Oficialism

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N.º	Representative	State	Coalition	Party	Alternate Representative	Party
1	Earle Herrera	Anzoátegui	GPPSB	PSUV	Ángel Rodríguez	PSUV
2	Cristóbal Jiménez	Apure	GPPSB	PSUV	Enma Díaz de Solórzano	PSUV
3	Domingo Santana	Apure	GPPSB	PSUV	Jesmar Bona	PSUV
4	Dairene Delgado(acting)	Apure	GPPSB	PSUV	Vacant
5	Héctor Orlando Zambrano	Apure	GPPSB	PSUV	Mayrut Castillo	PSUV
6	Ricardo Molina	Aragua	GPPSB	PSUV^[8]	Eglé de los Santos Sánchez	PSUV
7	Naybeth Berrios(acting)	Barinas	GPPSB	PSUV	Lida Silva Larrarte	PSUV
8	Victoria Mata(acting)	Bolívar	GPPSB	PSUV	Raiza Lanz	Tupamaro^[47]
9	Saúl Ortega	Carabobo	GPPSB	PSUV	Yonder Silva	PSUV
10	Héctor Agüero	Carabobo	GPPSB	PSUV	Edith Francisco	PSUV
11	Cilia Flores	Cojedes	GPPSB	PSUV	Asdrúbal Salazar	PSUV
12	Xavier Vega(acting)	Cojedes	GPPSB	Tupamaro	Vacant
13	Nosliw Rodríguez	Cojedes	GPPSB	PSUV	Edgar Lucena	PCV
14	Pedro Carreño	Delta Amacuro	GPPSB	PSUV	Juan Arroyo	UPV
15	Carlos Gómez	Delta Amacuro	GPPSB	PSUV	Ángel Raúl Parica	Redes
16	Pedro Santaella(acting)	Delta Amacuro	GPPSB	PSUV	Vacant
17	Sol Musset(acting)	Falcón	GPPSB	PSUV	Sandra D'Amelio	VBR
18	Jesús Montilla	Falcón	GPPSB	PSUV	Eduardo Linarez	PCV
19	Oscar Figuera	Guárico	GPPSB	PCV^[48]	Carola Martínez	PSUV
20	Christopher Constant	Guárico	GPPSB	PSUV	Raiza Carrillo	PPT
21	Juan Marín	Guárico	GPPSB	PSUV	Ramón Magallanes	PSUV
22	Frang Morales(acting)	Guárico	GPPSB	PSUV	Vacant
23	Willian Gil	Lara	GPPSB	PSUV	Ana Salas	VBR
24	Julio Chávez	Lara	GPPSB	PSUV	Yamilet Camacaro	PSUV
25	César Carrero(acting)	Mérida	GPPSB	PSUV	Vacant
26	Haiman El Troudi	Miranda	GPPSB	PSUV	Erika Ortega	PSUV
27	Jaime Rengifo	Miranda	GPPSB	Tupamaro	Vacant
28	Elio Serrano	Miranda	GPPSB	PSUV	Oriana Osio	PSUV
29	Diosdado Cabello	Monagas	GPPSB	PSUV	Euribes Guevara Goycochea	PSUV
30	Williams Benavides(acting)	Monagas	GPPSB	Tupamaro	Vacant
31	Dinorah Villasmil	Nueva Esparta	GPPSB	PSUV	Febres Rodríguez	PCV
32	Rubén Becerra(acting)	Portuguesa	GPPSB	PSUV	Zandra Castillo Pérez	NUVIPA
33	Mariana Lerin	Portuguesa	GPPSB	PSUV	María Mercedes Torrealba	Redes^{[citation needed]}
34	Amílcar Sanoja(acting)	Portuguesa	GPPSB	Tupamaro
35	William Pérez	Portuguesa	GPPSB	PSUV	Elsy Alvarado	PSUV^{[citation needed]}
36	Francisco Torrealba	Portuguesa	GPPSB	PSUV^{[citation needed]}	Pedro Eusse	PCV
37	Gilberto Pinto	Sucre	GPPSB	PSUV	Carlos Martinez	PSUV
38	Erick Mago Rodríguez(acting)	Sucre	GPPSB	PSUV	Vacant
39	Rafael Rodríguez	Sucre	GPPSB	PSUV	Marcos Padovani	Redes
40	César Macario Sandoval(acting)	Táchira	GPPSB	PSUV	Vacant
41	Hugbel Roa	Trujillo	GPPSB	PSUV	Gerardo Márquez	PSUV
42	Loengri Matheus	Trujillo	GPPSB	PSUV	Lisbeidy Quintero	PSUV
43	Yolmar Gudiño	Trujillo	GPPSB	PSUV	Vacant
44	Durga Ochoa(acting)	Vargas	GPPSB	PSUV	Vacant
45	Yul Jabour	Yaracuy	GPPSB	PCV^[48]	Braulio Álvarez	PSUV
46	Carmen Moreno(acting)	Yaracuy	GPPSB	PSUV	Vacant
47	Haydee Huérfano	Yaracuy	GPPSB	PSUV	Robert González	PPT
48	Sergio Fuenmayor	Zulia	GPPSB	PSUV	Yosmary Fernández	PSUV
49	Tania Díaz	Distrito Capital	GPPSB	PSUV	Ilenia Medina	PPT
1	Nicia Maldonado(acting)	Amazonas	GPPSB	PSUV	Luis Vílchez	PSUV
2	Vacant	Lara	-	-	Vacant
3	Vacant	Miranda	-		Vacant

Dissent

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N.º	Principal deputy (or person in charge)	State	Coalition	Party	Alternate Representative	Party
1	Eustoquio Contreras	Guárico	-^[49]	FBA^[50]	Yosneisy Paredes	PSUV

Representatives per state, 2016–2021

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Federal Entity		Representatives	Map
	Amazonas	3
	Anzoátegui	8
	Apure	5
	Aragua	9
	Barinas	6
	Bolívar	8
	Carabobo	10
	Cojedes	4
	Delta Amacuro	4
	Dependencias Federales	-
	Distrito Capital	9
	Falcón	6
	Guárico	6
	Lara	10
	Mérida	6
	Miranda	12
	Monagas	6
	Nueva Esparta	5
	Portuguesa	6
	Sucre	6
	Táchira	7
	Trujillo	5
	Vargas	4
	Yaracuy	5
	Zulia	15
	Indigenous Representation Western, Eastern and Southern Regions	3
	Venezuela	167

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Crisis in Venezuela

Events

Ongoing	Economic crisis Bolivarian missions Bolivarian Revolution Bolivarianism Censorship Chavismo Crimes against humanity Corruption Defections Devaluation of the Venezuelan bolívar Economic policies under Nicolás Maduro Energy crisis (Zulia energy collapse) Human rights abuses Hyperinflation Illegal drug trade International sanctions US sanctions Interventions of political parties Negotiations Refugee crisis and diaspora Tarapacá migrant crisis Incidents of xenophobia Resource shortages State protectors State-sponsored terrorism Venezuela-Iran ghost flights Catatumbo campaign Pemon conflict
2010	Colombian diplomatic crisis Death of Franklin Brito PDVAL affair Parliamentary election III National Assembly of Venezuela
2012	Amuay tragedy Presidential election Regional elections
2013	Death of Hugo Chávez Presidential election Presidential election protests First inauguration of Nicolás Maduro National Assembly of Venezuela fight Dakazo Municipal elections
2014	La Salida 2014 protests timeline Detention of Leopoldo López Panama diplomatic crisis (1st) Defense of Human Rights and Civil Society Act
2015	Detention of Antonio Ledezma Colombian diplomatic/migration crisis Resolution 8610 2015 protests (timeline) Narcosobrinos affair Parliamentary election IV National Assembly of Venezuela States of emergency in Venezuela
2016	Tumeremo massacre (1st) Recall referendum movement 2016 protests (timeline) States of emergency in Venezuela
2017	Passport fraud in Venezuela and Iraq Detention of Gilber Caro Constitutional crisis Mother of All Marches Caracas helicopter incident Referendum National Assembly attack Constituent Assembly election Members Regional elections Municipal elections Attack on Fort Paramacay Death of Carlos Andrés García Law against Hatred 2017 protests timeline
2018	El Junquito raid Presidential campaign of Nicolás Maduro Valencia fire Panama diplomatic crisis (2nd) Presidential election El Paraíso stampede Caracas drone attack Detention of Juan Requesens Quito Process Economic reforms andViernes Rojo Murder of Fernando Albán Tumeremo massacre (2nd) 2018 protests (timeline) Municipal elections
2019	Second inauguration of Nicolás Maduro Venezuela TPS Act of 2019 Block of Wikipedia Plan País Humanitarian aid mission Amnesty Law Kumarakapay massacre Venezuela Aid Live Statute Governing the Transition to Democracy Murder of Alí Domínguez Widespread blackouts Detention of Roberto Marrero Disappearance of Gilber Caro 30 April uprising attempt Acarigua prison riot Death of Rafael Acosta Arévalo Attack of Rufo Chacón Death of Juan Carlos Márquez Murder of Edmundo Rada Operación Alacrán 2019 protests timeline
2020	National Assembly leadership election Death of Addy Valero Cagua fire Barquisimeto shooting COVID-19 pandemic US indictment of Nicolás Maduro Guanare prison riot Operation Gideon El Palito oil spill Detention of Alex Saab Parliamentary election V National Assembly of Venezuela
2021	La Vega raid Apure clashes Regional elections
2022	Arauca clashes Recall referendum project
2023	Anti-Solidarity Law Barbados Agreement Unitary Platform presidential primaries Referendum Guyana–Venezuela crisis El Palito oil spill
2024	Detention of Rocío San Miguel Law against Fascism, Neofascism and Similar Expressions Bulla Loca mine disaster Presidential election international reactions protests political crisis Tun Tun 2024 Widespread blackouts Argentine embassy siege
2025	Detention of María Corina Machado Third inauguration of Nicolás Maduro Catatumbo clashes American deportations of Venezuelans to El Salvador Parliamentary elections US military buildup andOperation Southern Spear US military strikes on alleged drug traffickers US naval quarantine
2026	2026 United States intervention in Venezuela 2026 political prisoner release in Venezuela

Deaths during protests

2014	Bassil Da Costa Robert Redman Génesis Carmona Geraldin Moreno
2015	Kluivert Roa
2017	Paola Ramírez Juan Pablo Pernalete Armando Cañizales Miguel Castillo Paúl Moreno Orlando Figuera Neomar Lander Fabián Urbina David Vallenilla Xiomara Scott