Cancel Culture: Consequences of Western Russophobia
It is a bit strange to come across a news headline that states there has been some kind of controversy between Russian President Vladimir Putin and British author JK Rowling. Even more so...
Vaccine Passports and the Inequality Virus in the Debate
As part of the normality that, like a promised land, they have repeatedly offered during the pandemic, some governments of the Global North have created mechanisms to control mobility based on the...
Polls and the ‘Outsider’ Construct in Run-Up to Venezuela’s Opposition Primaries
Based on a perceptive game of measurements and surveys, an attempt is being made to rearm Venezuela’s opposition leadership in the face of the presidential elections, with an evident intention of...
The next US civil war is already here – we just refuse to see it
Nobody wants what’s coming, so nobody wants to see what’s coming. On the eve of the first civil war, the most intelligent, the most informed, the most dedicated people in the United States could...
Development, Climax and Polarizing Elements of Peru’s 2nd Round of Elections
The second round for the presidential election in Peru is, as few others, extremely crucial for the Andean nation, both for the singularity of the preceding political framework and for the electoral...
Coercion, Kidnapping and Legal Malfeasance: The Illicit Route of the Alex Saab Case
In multiple venues, including meetings that, within the framework of the dialogue process taking place in Mexico, the government of the Bolivarian Republic demanded the immediate and full release of...
El Conuco: Against the Global Environmental Crisis
The notion of “conuquera” is based on an ecosystemic vision in which everyone and everything is interrelated, and a culture that seeks to bring together what capital fragments. Not only is it...
Use and Abuse of Diplomatic Asylum to Assault Venezuela
Throughout the course of many years of diplomatic attacks on Chavismo, several countries have clearly undermined the historical process that led to international conventions on the right to political...
Why Chavismo Must Win in Barinas
From the valley of the Santo Domingo river comes a strong wind called “Barinés” that descends from the Andean mountain range in a west-east direction during the rainy season, against the prevailing...
Nicaragua 2021: A New Imperial Aggression
Nicaragua is a small country in Central America that has a population 50 times and an area 75 times smaller than that of the United States. The U.S. GDP (in 2019) was 1,772 times that of Nicaragua...