Venezuela’s pardon of opposition leaders is a major step in promoting national reconciliation
As many as 110 right-wing opposition leaders who have either been convicted or are being tried were pardoned by President Nicolás Maduro. This will enable them to take part in the electoral process for the National Assembly
How the US failed at its foreign policy toward Venezuela
US Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Venezuela confirmed this week the overt efforts over the last year of the US government to carry out a coup d’état against president Nicolás Maduro
Argentina’s stance on Venezuela changes with the new government
Argentine President, Alberto Fernández, recognized Nicolás Maduro as Venezuela’s legitimate president and criticized the economic blockades against the Caribbean country, setting up a new scenario in Latin America
Ecuador’s electoral council bars Rafael Correa’s party from upcoming general elections
The Social Commitment Movement for the Citizen’s Revolution, led by former president Rafael Correa, rejected the decision and announced that it would take part and win the 2021 general elections
The US and UK are a wrecking ball crew against the pillars of internationalism
Vijay Prashad writes on the imperialist actions led by the US and the UK against Venezuela and the emptiness of their commitment to international law
Venezuela denounces ‘absurd decision’ of UK to retain its gold reserves
A British high court ruled on July 2 that because the UK recognizes opposition leader Juan Guaidó as president, it does not have to give the government of Nicolás Maduro access to the reserves
Bolton weaves a tall tale in his Venezuela chapter
Leonardo Flores discusses what John Bolton’s book reveals about the policy of the Trump Administration on Venezuela
Due to US coercive measures, DirecTV’s operations suspended in Venezuela
The transmission of more than 300 TV and radio channels has been suspended, affecting the right to information of millions of Venezuelans
Venezuela invasion bid: US denial on its role is not credible
Can we believe the claims of the US administration that it had no involvement in the most recent Venezuelan invasion attempt? Anya Parampil of The Grayzone tells more.
Genocide and military occupation: The five most important keys of the agreement executed between Guaidó and Silvercorp
Analysis by Misión Verdad of the contract between Silvercorp and the Venezuelan opposition which lays out their plan to overthrow Maduro and install a military occupation
Outsourcing ‘regime change’: US imperialism’s decomposition accelerates
On May 3rd a bunch of mercenaries, led by Rambo-like US soldiers of fortune attempted to disembark on the coastal town of Macuto in the La Guaira state in Venezuela’s Caribbean coast, in a so-called Operation Gedeon.
Venezuela arrests eight mercenaries part of “Operation Gedeon,” including two US citizens
Fisherman of the coastal town Chuao aided to capture and detain 8 mercenaries that planned to enter into Venezuela to carry out assassinations and eventually overthrow President Maduro
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