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Venezuelan Minister for Foreign Affairs, Jorge Arreaza. File photo.

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Foreign Minister Arreaza Condemns PROVEA for Tarnishing Venezuelan Athletes’ Victory in Tokyo

August 2, 2021August 2, 2021 orinocotribune DEA, Jorge Arreaza, NGOs for regime change, oas, President Maduro, PROVEA, Tokyo 2020, Tokyo Olympics, Venezuela, Yulimar Rojas

On Sunday, August 1, a great joy overwhelmed all of Venezuela because of the Venezuelan athletes’ victories in the Tokyo

Featured image: José Miguel Vivanco, Director of the Americas Division of Human Rights Watch (Photo: HRW).

International Opinion

HRW Attacks Venezuela Again: Lies and Interference in Apure Case

May 1, 2021May 1, 2021 orinocotribune Amnesty International, anti-personnel mines, Apure state, armed conflict, Colombia, Colombian paramilitary violence, Coup attempt in Venezuela, COVID-19, Elliott Abrams, Foreign Intervention, George Soros, guarimbas, Human Rights, Human Rights Watch (HRW), Humanitarian Aid or Invasion?, humanitarian crisis, International Criminal Court (ICC), Johns Hopkins University, Jose Miguel Vivanco, media warfare, narco-trafficking, oas, PROVEA, Syria, united nations, Venezuela, weaponization of human rights

The report that the NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW) has issued regarding the latest events that occurred in the state

Financial speculator George Soros has multiple interests around the world (Photo: Juan Díaz / Misión Verdad)

International Opinion

Open Society: George Soros’ Façade for Investment and Plunder

April 23, 2021 Misión Verdad George Soros, International Crisis Group, Merkel Plan, Migration, nato, Natural Resource Governance Institute, Nazi, NGO, ngo for regime change and imperialism, Open Society Foundation, PROVEA

By Misión Verdad – Apr 22, 2021 A vast network of NGOs has been deployed around the globe in recent

Featured image: The five members of Azul Positivo released from jail and under investigation for money laundering. Photo courtesy of Azul Positivo.

International News

Venezuela Rejects UN Human Rights Council Meddling in Internal Affairs, in Contravention of UN Resolutions – Azul Positivo NGO Case (Communiqué)

February 19, 2021 orinocotribune Alejandro Gómez Di Maggio, Azul Positivo, communique, COVID-19, funding, Johan León Reyes, Jorge Arreaza, Layners Gutiérrez Díaz, Luis Ferrebuz, Maracaibo, money laundering, PROVEA, Special procedures group, UN Geneva, UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC), united nations, Venezuela, Yordy Bermúdez Gutiérrez

This Thursday, February 18, Venezuelan Foreign Affairs Minister Jorge Arreaza expressed the categorical rejection of the interventionist position assumed by

Featured image: Rodrigo Cabezas, former deputy Guaido and former Marea Socialista Nicmer Evans in a meeting days after Guaido's self appointing himself as "interim president," then they call themselve "critical Chavismo." In that meeting also participated Gonzalo Gomez (Aporrea), Hector Navarro (former minister), Olly Millan (former minister) and Edgar Lander (liberal intellectual). File photo.

News Politics

Heavy Public Opinion Response to Letter Criticizing President Maduro by Former Finance Minister Rodrigo Cabezas,

February 17, 2021 orinocotribune Alena Douhan, Aporrea.org, critical chavismo, Enrique Capriles, Human Rights, marea socialista, Mario SIlva, Nicmer Evans, President Maduro, PROVEA, Rodrigo Cabezas, Trotskyites, UN Special Rapporteur, us blockade, US Sanctions

Rodrigo Cabezas, the former Venezuelan Finance Minister under Hugo Chávez, who betrayed the revolutionary ranks years back, published a letter

Referential photo courtesy of AnnurTV.com.

News Politics

US-Financed NGO PROVEA Downplays Damaging Effects of Sanctions on Venezuela

February 15, 2021 orinocotribune Alena Douhan, British Embassy, Ford Foundation, George Soros, Human Rights, Mision Verdad, NED, NGO for Imperialism and Regime Change, Open Society Foundation, PROVEA, UK, UN Special Rapporteur, us blockade, US Sanctions, Venezuela

Last Friday, February 12, Venezuelan NGO Education-Action Program on Human Rights (PROVEA) sparked controversy on social networks, as it justified

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