The United States replaced license 44 with license 44A: which authorizes a period until May 31 to wind down transactions related to oil and gas operations in Venezuela. It also allows for companies currently operating to apply for new licenses, a la Chevron.
While its economic effect is subjected to intense debate, its political impact is more clear. Here’s an overview of the conflicting stances around how these measures affect our economy and our people
Folks, we did it. Now you will be able to read some Caracas Chronicles posts in español.
Venezuelans living in Argentina are trying to register to vote in the next presidential elections. But after meeting with the ambassador, Milei and Maduro fighting and an airplane conspiracy the situation seems quite chaotic.
The flight of millions of Venezuelans after the country’s collapse and the state of the real estate market has resulted in strings of empty properties in Caracas. The result? A new profession
The Chavez and Maduro governments co-opted activists and destroyed the conditions for the activism that partly helped them to rise
The deliberately vague statements such as “hasta el final” and the general commitment to the electoral route reflect a context that requires maximum flexibility
Folks, we did it. Now you will be able to read some Caracas Chronicles posts in español.
