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The Importance of Wages for the Millions of Working Venezuelans

May 13, 2021 Pasqualina Curcio economics, Economy, inflation, Pasqualina Curcio, salaries, Venezuela, Venezuelan workers, wages

By Pasqualina Curcio – May 10, 2021 There are those in Venezuela who dismiss the salary issue as if it

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Venezuela: Electrical Line Explosion in Galipán Leaves La Guaira Without Electricity Service – Sharp Deterioration of Public Utilities

May 13, 2021 orinocotribune cantv, corpoelec, Corruption, electricity blackout, explosion, Galipan, Hidrocapital, inneficiency, La Guaira, US and European blockade, Venezuela, wages

A failure at the transmission level in the Cota Mil-Guaira 69 circuit, with a report of explosions in the heights

Ideology-Commune-Labor News

The Crisis and the Venezuelan Working Class: A Conversation with Pedro Eusse

March 7, 2021 Editor2 Pedro Eusse, Trade Unions, US Sanctions, wages, workers

A political bureau member of the Communist Party of Venezuela talks about the current situation of the working class. Pedro

News Politics

The Challenge of the Left is Not to Allow Mistakes Be Repeated in the Name of the Revolution: Elías Jaua (Interview)

March 1, 2021 orinocotribune Caracazo, Elias Jaua, equality, inequality, Interview, Miguel Caballero, mistakes, psuv, salaries, wages

The revolutionary leader Elías Jaua assured that the left has, among its challenges, “to prevent the mistakes of the past

Featured image: President of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro. FIle photo.

Economy News

President Maduro Speaks about Wages and Pensions

March 1, 2021 orinocotribune collective bargaining agreement, economic recovery, pensions, President Maduro, salaries, Trump bombs, US Sanctions, Venezuela, wages

This Friday, February 26, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro assured that his government is working towards the recovery of national income

Economy News

President Maduro’s Latest Comments on Wages and Pensions

February 4, 2021 orinocotribune Economy, Minerven, PDVSA, pensions, President Maduro, us blockade, US Sanctions, Venezuela, wages

On Tuesday, February 2, the President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, said that the Venezuelan government has as its central task

Featured image: Farías promised to go to the discussion and organization of the workers to defend the salary. File photo.

Economy News

Deputy Jesús Faría: We’re Entering a Great National Debate Over Wages

January 28, 2021 orinocotribune demagoguery, Jesus Farias, National Assembly, salaries, us blockade, US Sanctions, Venezuela, wages

This Wednesday, with the meeting of the Finance and Economic Development Commission in the National Assembly, it’s possible for Venezuela

Venezuelan economy in its labyrinth. Pasqualina Curcio

Economy News

The Labyrinth of the Venezuelan Economy (Interview with Pasqualina Curcio)

January 26, 2021 orinocotribune economic warfare, Economy, foreign investment, GDP, gold, hyperinflation, monetary mass, Pasqualina Curcio, PDVSA, petro, us blockade, US Sanctions, Venezuela, wages

Venezuelan GDP fell about 70 percent from 2013 to date, and the economy is in stagflation. Pasqualina Curcio, a Venezuelan

Featured image: Against many expectations, Maduro stood in front of the AN for his annual address (Photo: REUTERS/Manaure Quintero).

Opinion Politics

2020, An Exceptional Year for Venezuela: Key Points of the President’s Annual Address to the Nation

January 14, 2021 Mision Verdad Annual message to the Nation, communal cities, Communal economy, COVID-19, digital economy, dollarization, PDVSA, President Maduro, us blockade, Venezuela, wages

By Mision Verdad—January 13, 2021 This Tuesday, January 12, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro delivered his annual address to the nation,

Economy News

Delcy Rodríguez: Anti-Blockade Law will Restore Value of Wages and Social Benefits

October 19, 2020 orinocotribune Anti-Blockade law, Delcy Rodríguez, dialogue, dollar, dollarization, Ernesto Villegas, salaries, US Sanctions, Venezuela, wages

“Since 2013 the country has lost 99% of our income due to the blockade,” stressed Venezuelan Executive Vice President Delcy

Economy Opinion

The Wage Debate and the New Economic Reality (II)

September 10, 2020September 10, 2020 orinocotribune BCV, economic crisis, Luis Salas, Pascualina Curcio, Veneuela, wages

By Luis Salas – Sep 8, 2020 Venezuelan economist Luis Salas continues his study of Venezuela’s current economic outlook. Pro-government

Economy Opinion

The Productive Engines (II)

September 7, 2020September 7, 2020 Pasqualina Curcio Exports, inflation, PDVSA, US Sanctions, Venezuela, wages

By Pasqualina Curcio – Sep 7, 2020 For every 100 bolivars that production has been reduced in Venezuela since 2013,

Economy Opinion

The Productive Engines (I)

September 1, 2020September 2, 2020 Pasqualina Curcio BCV, Bolivar, Economy, hyperinflation, monetarist theory, production recovery, Venezuela, wages

By Pasqualina Curcio – Aug 31, 2020 From 2013 to 2018, production in Venezuela fell 49%, that is, the cake

Economy News

Jesus Faria Acknowledges it – Wages Must be Adjusted

August 11, 2020August 11, 2020 orinocotribune Economy, hyperinflation, Jesus Farias, US Sanctions, Venezuela, wages

The economist and constituent Jesús Faría recently recognized in the space “Face to Face”, led by the journalist Clodovaldo Hernández,

Economy Opinion

Salaries in Venezuela: Private Sector vs. Public Sector (II)

July 22, 2020July 22, 2020 Pasqualina Curcio BCV, capitalism, capitalism or communism, economic crisis, taxes, VAT, Venezuela, wages, working class

By Pasqualina Curcio – Jul 20, 2020 All of us who work in public administration have also seen our salary