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Bachaqueros (Black Marketeers) Hoarding One Dollar Bills in Venezuela

February 28, 2021February 28, 2021 orinocotribune dollarization, economic warfare, hoarding one dollar bills, Venezuela, war economy

In Venezuela, there is little circulation of low denomination US dollar bills these days, which has caused them to have

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Venezuela Presents Encouraging Seed Production Statistics (Food Sovereignty)

February 26, 2021February 26, 2021 orinocotribune agriculture, Corn, farm, food sovereignty, GMO, organic, President Maduro, seeds, US Sanctions, Venezuela, Wilmar Castro Soteldo

In terms of seed production, Venezuela has changed the equation and is now increasingly departing from its past dependence on

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Featured image: President Maduro signing the new oil workers collective bargaining agreement. Photo courtesy of Prensa Presidencial.
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Oil Workers Salary to be Anchored to the Petro: New Monthly Income

February 24, 2021 orinocotribune collective bargaining agreement, FUTPV, PDVSA, petro, President Maduro, Venezuela, wage recovery

According to the Unitary Federation of Petroleum and Gas Workers, their peers and related workers in Venezuela (FUTPV), a new

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Wages, Production, and Money in the Midst of Economic Warfare

February 23, 2021 Pasqualina Curcio Bolivar, economic warfare, Economy, inflation, money, production, purchasing power, salary, Venezuela

By Pasqualina Curcio – Feb 16, 2021 There are those who utilize a monetarist dogma to shut off debate with

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Venezuelan private airline Estelar to resume flights Caracas-Miami if sanctions lifted. File photo.
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Will Caracas-Miami Commercial Flights be Resumed?

February 23, 2021 orinocotribune Caracas-Maracaibo, Caracas-Miami, commercial flights, Ed Wegel, Estelar, GlobalX, us blockade, Venezuela US sanctions

Restrictions on commercial flights between Venezuela and the United States may soon cease, according to the spokesperson for the aeronautical

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Venezuela Oil Production Rebounds as Members of Congress Call for Sanctions Relief

February 18, 2021 Editor2 Biden administration, COVID-19, Elizabeth Warren, Jesus Chuy Garcia, Oil, PDVSA, Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), US Sanctions, Venezuela

Ilhan Omar, Jesus “Chuy” García and Elizabeth Warren urged to Biden administration to review its sanctions policy amidst the Covid-19

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Featured image: SIBO the new and first in house Venezuelan aircraft commercialized by Conviasa.File photo.
Economy News 

Venezuela’s Conviasa to Market New SIBO Aircraft

February 16, 2021 orinocotribune commercialization, conviasa, mass production, SIBO-100, SIBO-200, Venezuela

The Venezuelan airline Conviasa announced the commercialization of its SIBO-100 and SIBO-200 aircraft, developed for the transport of parcels, for

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Companies Agropatria and Lácteos Los Andes Managed by Private Operators, Reports Bloomberg

February 14, 2021February 15, 2021 slorinoco agro-industry, Anti-Blockade law, nationalization, PDVSA, private companies, privatization, strategic alliances

According to US news agency Bloomberg, the companies Agropatria and Lácteos Los Andes, which became the property of the Venezuelan

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Venezuela – Food Security and Sovereignty to Fight Starvation Sanctions

February 13, 2021February 13, 2021 Nino Pagliccia Aggression against Venezuela, CLAP, COHA, crimes against humanity, Food Security, food sovereignty, Gran Misión Agro-Venezuela, Nino Pagliccia, US sanctions on Venezuela

By Nino Pagliccia  –  Feb 11, 2021 Mainstream media references to Venezuela always focus on the devastating economic crisis, which

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Ricardo Cusanno, president of Fedecámaras (Photo: Kenny Linares / El Nacional)
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Venezuelan Industrialists and Entrepreneurs Denounce Effects of US Economic Blockade

February 13, 2021February 13, 2021 orinocotribune Blockade, crimes against humanity, Fedecamaras, GAO, Ricardo Cusanno, Samuel Robinson Institute for Original Thought, sanctions, Venezuela

The president of the ultra conservative Fedecámaras business federation, Ricardo Cusanno, has declared that the coercive and unilateral measures imposed

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Economy News 

US Sanctions Caused Thousands of Deaths in Venezuela, GAO Says

February 10, 2021February 10, 2021 Editor2 Biden, CEPR, Coercive measures, GAO, Mark Weisbrot, Obama, Trump, US, US Sanctions, Venezuela

Venezuelan economy’s performance has declined steadily for almost a decade since the imposition of U.S. sanctions in 2015. February 9,

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Economy Opinion 

The Negative Repercussions of “Sanctions”

February 4, 2021 Pasqualina Curcio Alena Douhan, economic blockade, President Maduro, UN Human Rights Commission, us agression, US Sanctions, Venezuela

By Pasqualina Curcio – Feb 1, 2021 At the invitation of President Nicolás Maduro, Dr. Alena Douhan will visit our

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Economy News 

President Maduro’s Latest Comments on Wages and Pensions

February 4, 2021 orinocotribune Economy, Minerven, PDVSA, pensions, President Maduro, us blockade, US Sanctions, Venezuela, wages

On Tuesday, February 2, the President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, said that the Venezuelan government has as its central task

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Venezuelan VP Delcy Rodriguez delivers the annual message on the state of Maduro's administration. Photo courtesy of the Vice President Office.
Economy News 

Venezuelan VP Delcy Rodríguez: ‘Despite the Pandemic, Food Distribution Has Increased’

February 3, 2021 orinocotribune Annual message to the Nation, CITGO, COVID-19, crimes against humanity, Delcy Rodríguez, memoria y cuenta, us blockade, US Sanctions

This Tuesday, February 2, Executive Vice President of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez announced that during 2020, Venezuela increased the distribution of

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Venezuelan President Maduro announce 200 foreign investment offers
Economy News 

Venezuela Receives Over 200 Foreign Investment Offers

February 2, 2021 orinocotribune Anti-Blockade law, foreign investment, President Maduro, us blockade, Venezuela

This Monday, February 1, in an interview with Brazilian journalist Breno Altman, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said that Venezuela received

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