Detentions and Official Silence: The Joan Camargo Case in Context
The arrest and subsequent release of the journalist reignites concerns about the state of freedom of expression and recalls similar…
November 2025
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Telefónica Announces Exit from Venezuela, Mexico, and Chile
Telefónica’s chairman, Marc Murtra, announced on Tuesday that the company will also be leaving Venezuela, as part of the sale of all its assets in Hispanic America, in addition to Mexico and Chile.
Dominican Republic postpones Summit of the Americas to 2026 amid regional tensions
The decision of the dominican government to postpone the tenth Summit of the Americas, scheduled for December of this year in Punta Cana, reveals a complex web of political, diplomatic, and geo-strategic factors affecting the continent: controversial exclusions, tensions with Venezuela, the suspension of bilateral flights, aircraft confiscations, and a growing climate of polarization in the Americas.
Reuters: Venezuela’s oil exports fall in October due to lower stocks and diluent imports
Venezuela’s oil exports declined by 26% to 808,000 barrels per day in October, according to Reuters.
Renewable Energy and the Energy Transition in Venezuela: Between Potential and Reality
Oil has historically been Venezuela’s most influential and alluring natural resource — a source of wealth, but also of inequality, geopolitical tension, and sanctions.
Dean of Medicine at UCV: The Only Possibility of Rebuilding the Country Is for All Sectors to Come Together Around a Higher Purpose
Dr. Mario Patiño Torres highlighted his personal commitment to the defense of institutionality after stating that “I would not want…
YouGov poll: Military operations around Venezuela are becoming less popular for U.S. public
The U.S. public is not backing the military campaigns in the Caribbean, either to strike boats at sea or to produce regime change in Venezuela.