US lawmakers are both promoting racist rhetoric against migrants and fueling the very same sanctions that drive mass migration
Mientras Venezuela se prepara para acudir a las urnas en julio, los Estados Unidos ya han empezado a sembrar sospechas y dudas en torno al proceso electoral.
As Venezuela prepares to head to the polls in July, the US has already started drumming up suspicion and doubt around the electoral process.
The US had temporarily eased some of the unilateral coercive measures against Venezuela following agreements between the government and the opposition about the upcoming elections
The measure lasts 6 months and renewal depends on compliance with electoral agreement; this is a “diplomatic victory,” says Caracas
The assets had been frozen in a Portuguese bank since 2019. They were intended for the purchase of medicines, food products and other essential supplies for the country
The Venezuelan diplomat has been illegally detained since 2020, a victim of the US hybrid war against Venezuela
Maduro deemed the meeting a “historic and transcendental event” and an important step to reactivating comprehensive joint work between the two countries
In this video, we take a look at the politics behind sanctions, how they have become the preferred choice of the US to exert pressure on its rivals and bring about regime change, and how they affect the poor and vulnerable the most
According to a study published by CEPR, rich and developed countries in the West have increased the use of illegal unilateral punitive measures despite being aware of their ill effects on people
Solidarity activists continue to press US representatives to demand the end of deadly sanctions against Venezuela and Cuba.
The conference was organized with the objective to reignite the dialogue and negotiation process between the Venezuelan government and the platform of opposition sectors, which came to a halt towards the end of last year