Delcy Rodríguez announced a general amnesty law that could benefit hundreds of political prisoners in Venezuela, in an unprecedented move since 1999, shaped by international mediation and a slow, still incomplete process of releases.
Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, chaired a high-level meeting on Thursday at the Miraflores Palace with Venezuelan authorities and representatives from Indonesia to consolidate strategic alliances in oil and gas, with the aim of strengthening South-South cooperation and creating a legal environment that attracts international investment.
Permitted activities will be governed under strict contractual conditions established by U.S. law, with payments deposited into blocked funds. Photo:…
During a meeting with his cabinet at the White House, the U.S. president declared that American citizens will be able…
The National Assembly is in the process of discussing a second draft of the Hydrocarbons Law Reform, which includes fundamental changes.
The Secretary of State presented the January 3 operation as a “surgical” law-enforcement action, denied any military occupation, and said Washington is already working with an interim government in Caracas—amid growing scrutiny in Congress over the scope of presidential power.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has assumed a relevant role not only in the intentions to reactivate the embassy headquarters…
Washington’s decision to take control of Venezuela’s oil exports is already reshaping global crude flows. PetroChina has ordered a halt to all trading of Venezuelan oil, while Indian refineries are receiving only marginal volumes, as most supplies are being diverted to the United States and offered discounts are not competitive with other heavy crudes.
Moscow navigates between ideological loyalty and strategic realism, treating the Venezuelan situation with caution to preserve its interests and avoid…
Its definitive sanction, which depends on approval in a second discussion, could redefine the role of the State and the…
