On Messi, YouTubers, Migration, and ‘Venezuela Got Fixed’
Let us begin by admitting that a good part of what we call “political debate” in Venezuela is a disorderly dispute over personal anecdotes and the country’s issues. Sometimes that diatribe has...
Hugo Carvajal: Between Drug Trafficking, the CIA, and the Guaidó Legacy
The capture of Hugo Carvajal in an apartment in Madrid, capital of Spain, on September 9, marks the end of an investigation led by the United States, and carried out by the Spanish police, to...
CITGO at Risk: Are There Shady Deals Between Guaidó and ConocoPhillips?
Suspicious information has recently surfaced about the handling of Venezuelan assets abroad, this time referring to possible behind-the-scenes negotiations between members of the Guaidó gang and the...
Hinterlaces: Chavismo Represents First Option to Win Elections
Two months before the regional and municipal elections in Venezuela that will be held on November 21, 2021, opinion polls indicate that Chavismo represents the most likely option to win most...
Julio Borges: Assets Abroad ‘Should Never Have been Managed by Opposition’
No one can forget that opposition leader Julio Borges was one of the main promoters of the anti-national strategy of demanding illegal sanctions against Venezuela and seizure of its resources to...
Latin America and the Caribbean Increasingly Distant from the OAS and Closer to CELAC
There is a growing number of voices agreeing on the urgent need to replace the Organization of American States (OAS) with organizations such as the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (...