News and opinion pieces about Venezuela
Washington has been supporting self-proclaimed Venezuelan interim President Juan Guaido since January 2019 in a bid to force democratically elected
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The former CIA and NSA employee denounces the US Government exploitation of the natural need of human beings to belong
By Jesse Chacón Escamillo With great excitement in the early hours of April 30, it was announced that the day of Venezuela’s liberation had finallyarrived. Accompanied by heavily armed
The official Twitter account @CORPOELECinfo of the Corporación Eléctrica Nacional (Corpoelec), Venezuela’s state-owned public electric utility, was “temporarily restricted” on
Between Tuesday, April 30 and Wednesday, May 1, the US corporation Twitter has suspended, without explanation, the accounts of several
Top Iranian government officials were suspended from Facebook-owned Instagram just hours after Trump dubbed the IRGC a “terrorist” organization. By
The Spanish media El Confidencial unveiled what is behind the curtain around a media campaign against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro,
US Senator Marco Rubio said Saturday that he has spoken with “13 high ranked leaders” of the Bolivarian National Armed
Facebook has said it plans to block what it defines as “praise, support and representation of white nationalism and separatism”
The romantic story places Twitter, as well as Facebook, in the mind of one or several talented young people who,
The Republican senator from Florida, Marco Rubio, a recognized active and extremist critic of the current Venezuelan government, posted a
The independent expert of the United Nations (UN) Alfred de Zayas launched a survey on the social network Twitter about
A critical look at some of the methods used by the right-wing Venezuelan opposition against the Maduro government and supporters
By Ekaterina Blinova The unfolding “Twitter coup” in Venezuela has set a deeply dangerous precedent, Adam Garrie, a geopolitical analyst
This is the “wildest Hegelian dream” according to Orinoco Tribune’s editor, Jesus Rodriguez, also affected recently by a ban on
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