Five reasons the left won in Venezuela
Chavismo forces won a resounding victory in the super elections held on November 21 in Venezuela which saw participation from all major opposition parties
Chavismo’s victory in Venezuela’s subnational elections hailed across region
Leftist and progressive leaders across the region hailed the victory of the Great Patriotic Pole (GPP), a coalition of the ruling United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) and other Chavista forces. The GPP won overwhelmingly in the elections held on Sunday
Venezuela’s new National Assembly takes office today
The inauguration of the new congress marks the end of the body’s submission to the US imperialism and the return of the revolutionary legacy of Simón Bolívar and Hugo Chávez
Erika Farías on strengthening the Bolivarian Revolution amid the blockade
Erika Farías, mayor of Caracas, Venezuela, spoke to Peoples Dispatch about the challenges of sustaining the Bolivarian process amid the blockade and the efforts by the Venezuelan government to further build the revolution
Nicolás Maduro: Despite everything, we were able to carry out elections in peace
In a press conference with international media on Tuesday, Maduro highlighted the significance of the elections amid “a war never before seen”
In Venezuela, Encounter Against Imperialism brings together militants from 5 continents
The event brought together 800 people and defined an agenda of mobilization for 2020
Guaidó and supporters storm Venezuelan Parliament building
Luis Parra was elected as the new president of the National Assembly of Venezuela on January 5 but former president Juan Guaidó has refused to recognize the vote
Venezuelan government confirms new dialogue with opposition
The two parties agreed on a new process of dialogue and signed a six-point agreement which includes a complete rejection of the economic sanctions against Venezuela. Earlier, far-right wing opposition leader Juan Guaidó announced his withdrawal from the talks
Chavistas flood the streets of Caracas against imperialist interventions
Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro addressed the multitude, denounced Chile and Colombia as the culprits of the new attacks against the country’s electric system, and reiterated his will to negotiate to ensure peace
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