Gas in has never been a priority for Venezuela. The largest proven oil reserves on the planet have overshadowed the wealth of the country’s other resources, so we often ignore that it has 221 trillion cubic feet under its subsoil.
In the previous article, “Strategies of Winning Companies,” we highlighted that the explanation for company growth in Venezuela is not attributable to environmental conditions or their economic sector, but to their implementation of strategies. One of these “Winning Strategies” is securing sources of financing.
Russia warned this Friday that a U.S. military action against Venezuela would constitute an “irreparable mistake” and would confirm Washington’s view of Latin America as its “backyard.” The alert occurred during a meeting of the UN Security Council, where the Russian representative, Vasily Nebenzia, denounced the deployment of more than 4,000 U.S. personnel in the southern Caribbean, including destroyers, nuclear submarines, and patrol aircraft.
The government of Nicolás Maduro would have offered the United States a dominant stake in Venezuela’s oil and mineral wealth in discussions that lasted for months, in order to stave off a military escalation.
The exchange rate gap remains the leading challenge (15.4%) faced by private companies in Venezuela in 2025, according to the results of Fedecámaras’ Qualitative Survey of Business Chambers for the second quarter of the year.
The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to opposition leader María Corina Machado for “her tireless work promoting the democratic rights of the people of Venezuela and for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy.”
A group of senators is once again bringing the debate about the limits of presidential military action to the table. A coalition of senators, headed by Adam Schiff, Tim Kaine, Ron Wyden, Bernie Sanders, Jeff Merkley, and with the support of Republican Rand Paul, introduced Resolution 83, which seeks to end the use of the Armed Forces for operations in the Caribbean without explicit Congressional authorization.
The bishops describe the historic event as a timely opportunity to inspire gestures of forgiveness, justice, and fraternal unity among…
The United States government has asked Argentina, Ecuador, and El Salvador to join the naval deployment in the Caribbean to pressure Nicolás Maduro.
President Nicolás Maduro reported that the arrest of the alleged perpetrators was ordered within national territory. Photograph: Presidential Press. Guacamaya,…
