Venezuela's Supreme Court annuls all laws by Congress
Jesus Silva
Press TV, Caracas
The Venezuelan Judiciary has nullified a wide variety of laws issued by the opposition-ruled congress. The opposition says the annulment of legislation harms the nation's economy. But the government insists that the congress is violating the constitution. Now, many fear that the increasing economic difficulties might worsen the situation in the Latin American country.
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