Economic Déjà Vu
Venezuelans brace for another year of dwindling purchasing power. The black market exchange rate has once again hit 100 Bs per USD.
El Feed
The New Oil Play
America First on Venezuela keeps shifting: Chevron’s wind-down deadline is now May 27, while the U.S. is set to enforce secondary sanctions on any other country buying oil...
Dispatched Without Due Process
No, it’s not Maduro & Co. we’re talking about. Families and lawyers of Venezuelan migrants arrested in the U.S. and sent to El Salvador are raising alarms: many...
Mayor Hunting on the Lake
Four Zulia mayors have been arrested after Diosdado announced that 5.4 tons of cocaine were seized in the state. Three officials are chavistas, and one belongs to Acción...
A Nation Adrift
With deep foreign aid cuts, increasing travel restrictions, and energy companies being pushed out, Venezuelans face growing isolation 50 days into Trump’s return
Teasing Guyana Again
On Saturday, a Venezuelan Coast Guard patrol entered disputed waters where ExxonMobil operates, approaching an oil production vessel. Captains from each side had a tense exchange over the...
Chevron Out?
Maybe, but hold on. Trump may still negotiate a new oil deal with Maduro, as he’s doing with everyone else
Surviving in the Argentine Embassy
The Vente Venezuela leaders taking refuge in the Argentine Embassy are facing an increasingly dire situation, which reached a critical phase just days ago
¿Y Ahora Qué, Venezuela?
Spread the word. Join us in Miami on Saturday, February 22, to discuss what the heck happened in Venezuela recently and what’s next
Deportation Time
The first “repatriation flights” of Venezuelan immigrants have landed in Maiquetía, materializing the arrangement made between Maduro and the White House
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