sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets

CITGO's Lemont refinery in Illinois. File photo

Guaidó’s Achievement: US Judge Orders Auction of CITGO (+OFAC)

March 5, 2022 eferrari10 CITGO, Guiado, hybrid war, liquidation, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, Venezuela

On Wednesday, March 2, Leonard Stark, a judge for the District of Delaware, approved the start of the procedure for

Latin America and ALBA-TCP News South America

The Monómeros Case Becomes a Factor in Colombia’s Presidential Campaign

January 4, 2022 José Manuel Blanco Diaz Colombia, Gustavo Petro, Ivan Duque, Juan Guaido, Monomeros, presidential election, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets

With the presidential elections in Colombia only five months away, the political climate has begun to intensify and new arguments

Europe International Opinion

Decay in the UK

January 2, 2022 Maria Paez Victor Bank of England, Boris Johnson, British imperialism, democracy, Juan Guaido, Nicolas Maduro, Pandemic, piracy, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, Stolen Venezuelan Gold, UK, US and European blockade, Venezuela, xenophobia

By María Páez Victor – Dec 29, 2021 Let us count the ways in which the British government is revealing

International News

Venezuela Denounces ‘Irrational’ Judgment of British Supreme Court (Venezuelan Gold Case)

December 22, 2021December 22, 2021 orinocotribune Bank of England, British Supreme Court, Felix Plasencia, Foreign Affairs Ministry of Venezuela, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, Stolen Venezuelan Gold, Venezuela

The government of Venezuela, through a statement issued on Monday, December 20, expressed its strong rejection of the illegal and

Opinion Politics

Tales of Resistance: Guaidó’s Pie

December 18, 2021 Jessica Dos Santos anti-chavismo lost in its labyrinth, Corruption, failed interim government, Juan Guaido, julio borges, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, Summit for Democracy, US blockade against Venezuela, US Imperialism, Venezuela

By Jessica Dos Santos – Dec 14, 2021 Venezuela Analysis columnist Jessica Dos Santos takes aim at self-proclaimed Juan Guaidó’s

Opinion Politics

Borges vs. Guaidó: US House of Cards on Fire

December 8, 2021December 14, 2021 Misión Verdad assassination attempt, coup attempts, failed interim government, failed regime change operation, hybrid war, Interim Fallacy, Juan Guaido, julio borges, Leopoldo Lopez, Monomeros, Operation Jerico, PDVSA, primero justicia, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, US blockade against Venezuela, US Imposed Sanctions, Venezuela, Voluntad Popular

By Mision Verdad – Dec 7, 2021 We are witnessing live the unveiling of a fiction that has lasted for

Former deputy Juan Guaido, also imaginary "interim president" of Venezuela with the back of the United States. File photo courtesy of RedRadioVE.

News Politics

Former Deputy Guaidó’s Million Dollar Salary – ‘Legal’ Money Laundering Sponsored by US and UK

November 5, 2021 orinocotribune #SantionsKill, Fake BCV, former deputy guaido, francisco rodriguez, John McEvoy, Juan Guaido crimes, julio borges, money laundering, OFAC, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, The Canary, US and UK pirates, us blockade, Venezuela

Approximately $2.6 million have gone supposedly as salary into the pockets of former deputy Juan Guaidó to date in 2021

News Politics

Anti-Chavista Corporate Economist Criticizes Guaidó, Predicts Chavista Triumph in 21N Elections

October 27, 2021October 27, 2021 orinocotribune 21N, anti-chavismo divided, CITGO, francisco rodriguez, G4, Juan Guaido, Monomeros, Regional Mega Elections, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, Venezuela, Venezuelan oppositions

Francisco Rodríguez called the extreme right-led Monómeros bankruptcy “surprising and unprecedented.” Anti-Chavista Venezuelan economist Francisco Rodríguez criticized coup leader and

The so called CITGO 6. Venezuelan born citizens sentenced for embezzlement while working as top ranked executives of CITGO. File photo.

News Security and Defense

Former CITGO Executives to Remain in Prison, House Arrest Measure Revoked

October 22, 2021October 22, 2021 orinocotribune Alex Saab, CITGO, CITGO 6, house arrest, Juan Guaido crimes, naturalized US citizens, OFAC, Operation Gideon, PDVSA, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, US and European sanctions, US decline, Venezuela, Venezuelan born

On Saturday, October 16, six former Venezuelan executives of the state-owned oil company CITGO, a subsidiary of PDVSA, were taken

Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion South America

The Scramble for Catatumbo

October 17, 2021 Maria Fernanda Barreto armed conflict, bolivarian revolution, catatumbo, Colombia, Colombia always being a US ppupet, Colombia paramilitaries, control of natural resources, cucuta, drug routes, Drug Trafficking, European Union (EU), Extreme right opposition, Forced disappearance, hybrid war, Ivan Duque, Juan Guaido, Maracaibo, militarization of Colombia, narcoterrorism, norte de santander, Plan Colombia, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, uribismo, US Interventionism, US military bases, Venezuela, Zulia

By María Fernanda Barreto – Oct 15, 2021 The beautiful and strategic Catatumbo River originates in Colombia in the department

News Politics

Guaidó vs. the Opposition: The Fight is Public Now

October 16, 2021October 16, 2021 orinocotribune anti-chavismo lost in its labyrinth, Francisco Santos, Henrique Capriles, Juan Guaido, julio borges, Leopoldo Lopez, Monomeros, primero justicia, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, Venezuela, Voluntad Popular

The Venezuelan opposition is now in a publicly acknowledged feud with Juan Guaidó and its internal struggles are now in

News Politics

The Real Reason Behind Opposition Infighting

October 16, 2021October 16, 2021 Misión Verdad 21N regional elections, anti-chavismo lost in its labyrinth, Humberto Calderon Berti, Juan Guaido, julio borges, Leopoldo Lopez, Monomeros, opposition infighting, power struggle, primero justicia, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, Venezuela, Venezuelan oppositions, Voluntad Popular

The following is a translation of the report of the Samuel Robinson Institute for October 14, 2021. As a fallout

New York state, Supreme Court building. File photo.

Economy News

Former Deputy Guaidó Puts $1.2 Billion at Risk in New York Court

October 15, 2021 Daniela Jimenez antichavista economist, assets aborad, crimes against the state, Enrique Sánchez Falcón, former deputy guaido, francisco rodriguez, Guaido and the 40 thieves, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, US and European sanctions, Venezuela

The criminal scheme of Juan Guaidó failed once again in a new action against the assets of Venezuela and their

International News

US Sanctions Blamed as Venezuela Denounces Frozen Order for Medicines

October 3, 2021 scorinoco #SanctionsKill, Alena Douhan, bandes, Biden follows Trumps lead, COVAX, crimes against humanity, difficulties in import of medical supplies, European Union (EU), freezing Venezuelan assets abroad, human rights violations, humanitarian crisis, international law, Juan Guaido, Mexico talks, Novo Banco, OFAC, overcompliance with sanctions, President Maduro, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, unilateral coercive measures, US blockade against Venezuela

One of Portugal’s largest banks is holding up a $12.7 million order to fund shipment of medical supplies and vaccines

Economy Opinion

CITGO at Risk: Are There Shady Deals Between Guaidó and ConocoPhillips?

September 25, 2021September 25, 2021 Misión Verdad CITGO, ConocoPhillips, Delaware District Court, fake National Assembly, francisco rodriguez, Guaido's fake government, Ivan Duque, Juan Guaido, Mexico talks, Monomeros, PDVSA, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, secret agreement, Torino Capital, Venezuela

Suspicious information has recently surfaced about the handling of Venezuelan assets abroad, this time referring to possible behind-the-scenes negotiations between