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Chavista Chronicles from Caracas with Jesus Rodriguez-Espinoza (Episode 08)

September 29, 2019

In this episode of Chavista Chronicles from Caracas, we highlight the more relevant events happening in Venezuela this week – the new Chavista diplomatic offensive,Colombia, Ivan Duque and Paramilitaries, new Chinese radars, new Russian troops in Venezuela, Ricardo Hausmann resignation, Haiti and Yemen.

  • International Chavista Offensive
    • Maduro in Russia
    • Diosdado Cabello in North Korea and Vietnam
    • Delcy Rodriguez in the United Nations General Assembly
  • Colombia and Ivan Duque
    • Guaido Gate (Los Rastrojos Edition)
    • Duque’s dossier presented in the UN
  • Security and Defense
    • New Chinese Radars
    • New Russian Troops

RELATED CONTENT: GrayZone’s Ben Norton: “We are Entering a New Era of Cold War Between China and the US” (+Chavista Chronicles from Caracas)

  • Miscellaneous
    • Ricardo Hausmann resignation
    • Haiti Revolution
    • New developments in Yemen

We hope to see you next week.

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