How José Antonio Kast's Victory Impacts Venezuelans in Chile
Venezuelan lawyer and migration advisor Gabriel Cardozo Acosta unpacks the nuances surrounding legal changes and cases of xenophobia
Chavismo has warned of an “economic war” for at least a decade. Now, for the first time, that wolf is actually clawing at its own doorstep.
Martha Lía Grajales spoke out against police violence in Caracas’ slums before joining the struggle for political prisoners. Her forced disappearance sparked a dilemma in the ruling elite
Maduro’s reaction to US seizing an Iranian oil vessel headed to Cuba:
“MCM supports the ship’s kidnapping. A crime after another. This people defeated the apellidos (slur for ancien régime families), they will never return!
“The ship was carrying 1.9 million barrels (…) They kidnapped the crew, stole the ship and inaugurated a new era of criminal piracy in the Caribbean.”
Cuba teeters on another “special period” and Venezuela braces for a new economic downturn. But with sanctions tightening and isolationism on the rise, old allies may no longer offer the lifelines Havana and Caracas have relied on
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Amid military tensions, a soaring dollar and other daily pressures, cultural events offer some emotional release, but few can afford them
Having revisited the speeches and heard how Machado escaped despite “choppy seas and strong winds,” here’s how we think the opposition fared this week
The speeches at the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony serve as a capstone rebuttal to those who once fell under the spell of chavismo’s social justice utopia
A transcript of the award ceremony speech given by Jørgen Watne Frydnes, chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee
We shuffle off the gray areas to discuss the best outcomes for Maduro and Machado looking at the cards laid on the table