April 7, 2021 – Orinoco Tribune – News and opinion pieces about Venezuela and beyond

Court Upholds $10 Million Judgment Against Bolivian Leaders for 2003 Massacre

April 7, 2021 Editor2 Bolivia, Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, Indigenous, José Carlos Sánchez Berzaín, Massacre, Torture Victim Protection Act (TVPA), United States

April 6, 2021, Miami – Yesterday, a federal judge rejected an attempt by Bolivia’s former president, Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, and

Featured image: Facebook censorship closed the account of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. File image.

International News US/Canada

President Maduro: Facebook Has Not Responded about the Closure of my Account

April 7, 2021 orinocotribune COVID-19, Facebook, facebook censorship, Mexico, President Maduro, unconventional war, Venezuela

The transnational Facebook has not responded to the communications and requests made by the Venezuelan administration, after the closure of

Bicentennial Congress of the Peoples of the World inb preparation

Opinion Solidarity and US Social Movements

Peoples of the World, Unite! or How Preparations are Advancing for the Bicentennial Congress of the Peoples of the World

April 7, 2021 orinocotribune Adan Chavez, Batalla de Carabobo, Bicentennial Congress of the Peoples of the World, bolivarian revolution, Chavismo, Cuba, european imperialism, Jun 24, Solidarity, us blockade, US Sanctions, Venezuela

By Adán Chávez Frías – Apr 6, 2021 During the last two weeks, a set of preparatory meetings for the

International Opinion US/Canada

Biden and Latin America

April 7, 2021 Editor2 Biden, Latin America, Monroe Doctrine, Obama, Trump, US Imperialism

By Alexander Main – Apr 5, 2021 Late in the morning of November 8, 2020 cheering and honking erupted throughout

Ideology-Commune-Labor Opinion

What Must a Young Communist be

April 7, 2021 Editor2 anniversary, Che Guevara, communism, Cuba, Cuba Revolution, speech, Young Communists League

By Ernesto Guevara – Apr 5, 2021 On the occasion of the April 4 anniversary of the Young Communists League,

Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion South America

Lenin Moreno Deepens Ecuador’s Political Crisis Ahead of Presidential Elections

April 7, 2021 Editor2 Andres Arauz, COVID-19, Ecuador, Ecuador 2021 elections, lawfare, Lenin Moreno, National Electoral Council (CNE), Pandemic, UNES

By Alejandra Garcia – Apr 4, 2021 Ecuador will go to polls on Sunday, April 11, amid new restrictive measures

International Opinion US/Canada

Calling Chauvin a “Bad Apple” Denies Systemic Nature of Racist Police Violence

April 7, 2021 Marjorie Cohn Derek Chauvin, George Floyd, Minnesota Police Department (MPD), police brutality, racist police, US Police

By Marjorie Cohn – Apr 3, 2021 As the murder trial of Derek Chauvin for killing George Floyd proceeds, the

Europe International Opinion

Two Words: Courage & Resilience; Here Are Another Two Words: Fiona & Niamh

April 7, 2021April 8, 2021 Fra Hughes Belfast, courage, Fiona Donohoe, Noah Donohoe, resilience, truth and justice

By Fra Hughes – Mar 29, 2021 Sunday, March 28, 2021 was week forty in Fiona Donohoe’s search for truth

Featured image: Claudia Bloom, Colombian Chancellor with Alvaro Uribe the person behind power in Colombia. File photo.

Latin America and ALBA-TCP News South America

Venezuela More than Willing to Dialogue with Colombia’s Chancellor Claudia Blum – Requests Mexico, UN and CELAC to Open Communication Channels

April 7, 2021April 10, 2021 orinocotribune CELAC, Claudia Blum, Colombian, Jorge Arreaza, Mexico, UN, Venezuela, Venezuela demands minimum of coordination

This Tuesday, April 6, Venezuelan Foreign Affairs Minister Jorge Arreaza said that he was willing to meet with the Colombian

Venezuelan Army officers speaking face-to-face with the population of La Victoria in Apure state and holding people's assemblies. Screemshot from a RedRavioVE video on Twitter.

News Security and Defense

This is How the Venezuelan Army Dialogues Face-to-Face with those Returning to Apure from Colombia

April 7, 2021 orinocotribune Apure state, civic-military union, Colombian paramilitary violence, displaced, El Ripial, media warfare, no xenophobia, people's assemblies, SouthCom, Venezuela

Faced with the media attacks that have generated fear and anxiety in the populations of Apure state, on the border

Featured image:In the center, a model of the AstraZeneca / Oxford vaccine (Photo: Thomas Kienzle / AFP).

International News

Confirmed: There is a Link Between AstraZeneca Vaccine and Reported Thrombosis Cases – Haiti Rejects the Controversial Vaccine

April 7, 2021 orinocotribune AstraZeneca, Big Pharma, blood clots, COVAX, COVID-19, European Medicines Agency, Haití, Marco Cavaleri, OPS, PAHO, Paul Hunter, thrombosis, UN, University of East Anglia, Vaccine

On Tuesday, April 6, in an interview with the Italian newspaper Il Messaggero, Marco Cavaleri, head of the European Medicines

Featured image: Venezuelan Chancellor, Jorge Arreaza in a press conference this Wednesday, April 6, explaining why Caracas is looking for UN assistance with Colombian planted antipersonnel mines but also opening channels of dialogue with the Colombian government that have rejected all attempts of coordination launched by Venezuelan authorities. Photo courtesy of Prensa Presidencial.

International News

Why is Venezuela Asking for UN Assistance to Deactivate Landmines Planted by Colombian Paramilitary Gangs?

April 7, 2021 orinocotribune Antonio Guterres, Apure state, Arauca, Colombia, Colombian authorities not wanting to coordinate with Venezuela, Colombian paramilitary violence, Ilene Cohn, Jorge Arreaza, landmines, Secretary General, UN as intermediary in coordination between Colombia and Venezuela, united nations, Venezuela, Wilfredo Cañizares

Colombian criminal gangs have tried to bring vice and crimes against humanity along a 2,219-km border territory with Venezuela, one

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