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Photo composition showing US Secretary of State Marco Rubio (left) and Trump's Special Envoy for Special Missions, Richard Grenell (right) with the Venezuelan and the US flags in the background, watermarked with oil rigs. Photo: El Tiempo.

International
News

Washington: There is ‘No Confusion,’ Chevron Will Lose License in Venezuela on May 27

Photo collage composition displaying an oil rig with a Venezuelan flag in the background. Photo: Anton Watman/Shutterstock.

Economy
News

OPEC: Venezuela’s Oil Production Continues Growth in April

Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez at the meeting with Venezuelan ministers, May 2, 2025. Photo: Vice Presidency of Venezuela.

Economy
News

Venezuela Extends the Electricity Savings Plan Despite Rains

The flags of Venezuela and the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) at the BCV headquarters in Caracas. Photo: BCV.

Economy
News

Venezuela: Economy Grows Over 9% in 2025 First Quarter

Repatriated Venezuelan migrants at the Simón Bolívar International Airport being checked by migration officers on Friday, April 25, 2025. Photo: IG/@mijpvzla.

International
News

Venezuela: 199 Migrants Return from United States

Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez (right) being greeted by Tang Lingyun (left), deputy director general of the Department of Latin America and the Caribbean of the Chinese Ministry for Foreign Affairs, upon Rodríguez's arrival in Beijing on April 23, 2025. Photo: IG/@vicevenezuela.

International
News

Venezuela’s Vice President in Beijing Ahead of China-CELAC Summit

Passengers in the waiting room of a gate at the Simón Bolívar Airport serving Caracas. Photo: IG/@rvaraguayan.

Economy
News

Venezuela: Passenger Air Traffic Grows 106% During Holy Week

Rosa María Payá, daughter of the late Cuban far-right dissident Osvaldo Payá, follows in her father's footsteps by calling for economic sanctions against Cuba and continuing a legacy of comprador behavior. Photo: EFE.

Central America and the Caribbean (+Mexico)
Latin America and ALBA-TCP

US-Funded Cuban Opposition Leaders Call for a Second Blockade Against the Island

Oil workers in an oil field at sunset. Photo: File photo.

Economy
News

OPEC: Venezuela’s Crude Oil Production Rose 2.2% in March

A Venezuelan soldier looks on as a US Eastern Airlines plane carrying Venezuelan migrants repatriated from the United States arrives at the Simón Bolívar International Airport, April 11, 2025. Photo: Juan Barreto/AFP.

International
News

Venezuela: 35 Migrants Rescued From Guantánamo Repatriated, None Belong to Tren de Aragua

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro addressing the CELAC summit, advocating for Latin American unity and condemning foreign aggressions. Apr 9, 2025. Photo: VTV.

Latin America and ALBA-TCP
News

President Maduro at CELAC: ‘Unity of Peoples Is an Obligation for Humanity’s Well-Being’

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro after signing the economic emergency decree to counter the US "tariff war" and maximum pressure strategy. Caracas, April 8, 2025. Photo: Al Navio.

Economy
News

Maduro Declares Economic Emergency Against US Tariff War, Vows to Defend Venezuela’s Sovereignty

The logos of CSIS, Atlantic Council, Wilson Center, and Council on Foreign Relations superimposed on an image of a protest. Photo: The Grayzone.

Latin America and ALBA-TCP
Opinion

Meet the DC Think Tanks Impoverishing Masses of Latin Americans

Juan González, Biden's advisor on Western Hemispheric affairs and then senior director of the US National Security Council (NSC). File photo.

International
News

Former Biden Adviser: Maduro Defeated Trump’s 2019 Sanctions, Maximum Pressure Only Benefits China

A view of a Caracas Metro station. File photo.

Economy
News

25th Refurbished Train Back in Operation at the Caracas Metro

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