Writers and activists Francisco Dominguez and Roger D. Harris reflect on the piece in the NYT which openly calls for a military intervention to overthrow the government of Nicolás Maduro

Peoples Dispatch spoke to people in Venezuela about US attacks, the right-wing opposition, and their opinion on the July 28 elections.

Álvaro Uribe, former Colombian president, calls for military invasion of Venezuela. President Maduro challenges him to lead the war himself.

The attack on the diplomatic premises with a molotov cocktail left no injuries. The Venezuelan foreign minister blames the attack on “fascism”.

On January 10, at the National Assembly of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moro was sworn in as the head of state for the next six years.

Two thousand international guests from 102 countries are in Caracas and will attend the inauguration of the reelected president

Nicolás Maduro who was reelected on July 28 to the presidency of Venezuela will be sworn in on January 10 as the right-wing opposition launches a fresh destabilization attempt.

Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González is touring Latin America and the US, meeting with right-wing leaders in an effort to delegitimize Nicolás Maduro’s upcoming inauguration.

ALBA-TCP was founded in 2004 in an attempt to counter the US proposal of creating a “free trade zone of the Americas”

Brazilian Minister Mauro Vieira repeats Lula’s remarks and says that the recall of the Venezuelan ambassador is not final

Last month the Dominican President met with Antony Blinken in Santo Domingo, solidifying a crucial partnership for the US as it faces an uncertain political landscape in the region.

The coup plot comes just a month and a half after President Nicolás Maduro was reelected in the presidential election, which to date, the US has refused to recognize