Venezuela was once known for its wealth. Now it's in a hard spot, caught between economic blunders, political knife fights and government standoffs. The real cause can be traced back to the Bolarian Revolution in 1999 - Hugo Chavez's party. Reducing poverty and advancing social balance were Chavez's keynotes, winning him vast approval in the early years. Yet, his follow-ups, Nicolas Maduro and his cadre, have come under fire for rank corruption and iron-fisted rule, along with clamping down on protests.[1] The political field has split into two clashed sides: the governing United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) and a cluster of opposition groups. The latter claims the PSUV of doctoring election numbers, muzzling the press, and hunting down political rivals. Would you think it odd then that the government tags them as coup-masters and puppets? Well, believe it or not, they do.

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The Political Landscape in Venezuela: Maduro's Government and the Opposition

Special Category Status, or SCS, is a status that the Indian central government accords to those states which are significantly backward in terms of development. The special category status is accorded for the purpose of granting some extra financial assistance and easing policies to bridge the development gap with other states.
Here is the conceptual breakdown:
• Target deprived states: SCS targets states with factors such as difficult terrain, low population density, major tribal population, economically backward, less developed infrastructure.


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