Bloomberg: U.S. Plans to Terminate License for Monómeros
The U.S. Treasury Department does not plan to renew the license that allows Monómeros to conduct financial transactions despite sanctions.
June 2025
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Francisco Rodríguez: “A negotiation focused on who cuts off whose head is not going to lead to an agreement”
Francisco Rodríguez is a renowned Venezuelan economist, who today is a professor at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver.
Former Senator Bob Menéndez Enters Prison For 11-Year Sentence
Former Senator Robert Menéndez entered a federal prison on Tuesday to begin serving his 11-year sentence for accepting bribes…
Gregory Sanabria’s Detention by ICE Raises International Alarm Over Possible Deportation
Sanabria’s case comes amid a tightening of U.S. immigration policy and a rise in deportations, including those of asylum seekers…
Venezuelan Civil Organizations and Politicians Condemn Arrest of Former Minister Rodrigo Cabezas
On June 12, former minister and economist Rodrigo Cabezas was arrested by SEBIN agents and has yet to be brought before a court.
Venezuelan Companies Inaugurate the “Made in Venezuela” Expo-Fair in Istanbul
The Venezuelan government activated the “Made in Venezuela” plan as the central axis of its economic diversification policy, seeking to…
What Does OPEC’s Monthly Report Say About Venezuelan Oil in May?
The monthly report from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) records stable oil production for Venezuela in May.
Venezuela Resumes Commercial Flights with the Dominican Republic After Nearly a Year
On Sunday, Venezuela’s National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC) announced the resumption of commercial flights with the Dominican Republic.
El Mundo: Recording allegedly shows bribes from Juan Guaidó to Spanish government members
The Spanish newspaper El Mundo published a recording on Friday that allegedly captures a meeting between Koldo García and José Luis Ábalos on April 9, 2019.
Venezuela and Turkey Strengthen Economic Ties with Creation of Cavetur and Bet on Special Economic Zones
This week, a significant event took place where the first board of directors of the Venezuelan-Turkish Economic Integration Chamber (Cavetur) was sworn in. This new body aims to boost trade between Venezuela and Turkey. The goal is clear: reach $3 billion in trade exchange within the next three years, focusing on investments, tourism, and Special Economic Zones.