“Don’t go, Are You Crazy?” They Said – A Young Japanese Tourist in Venezuela (Images)
A Japanese tourist who recently visited Venezuela told of the good experiences he lived in the country and how he
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Venezuela: Guaido Embattled as Opposition Splits over New Corruption Scandal
The latest scandal has further called into doubt Guaido’s credibility as leader of the opposition. Caracas, December 5, 2019 (venezuelanalysis.com)
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Dominica’s Labor Party Wins Landslide Victory
The Dominica Labor Party (DLP) led by the Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit and the United Workers’ Party (UWP) opposition leader
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#GuaidoCosmicDust Trending Topic in Venezuela
The night of Friday, December 6th 2019 became the night of the official political death of the self-proclaimed “interim president”
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Communist Party Rejects Statements by Governor La Cava About Public Services Privatization
December 5, 2019.- With a statement sent to Aporrea.org, the Communist Party of Venezuela, Carabobo section, established its public position
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TIAR Meeting is a Coverup of Social Crisis in Countries Repressing Their Own People
The executive vice president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, said Wednesday that the meeting held by the
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Almagro’s Reacts to Venezuelan “Parallel” Supreme Court in Exile Split
The corruption scandals within the National Assembly, unleashed after the dismissal of Calderón Berti from the “embassy” in Colombia, are
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Red Cross Chief: Venezuela Aid Being Politicized to ‘Destabilize the Country’
Francesco Rocca slammed the underfunding of aid programs as a problem of “political will.” Caracas, December 5, 2019 (venezuelanalysis.com) –
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ALBA-TCP Rejects Destabilization Attempts in Suriname
ALBA-TCP warned that it is not the first time that they observe conservative minority forces ally with transnational interests to
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Talking About Ecuador’s Political Prisoners: an Interview With Marcela Aguiñaga
By Joe Emersberger In October, eight protesters were killed during eleven days of demonstrations against a decree by Ecuadorian president
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