Antonio Ecarri is once again on the front lines of Venezuelan politics, now in the National Assembly. From the Libertad Parliamentary Fraction, he has been involved in debates to reform the hydrocarbons and mining laws, as well as on the follow-up commission for the Amnesty Law for Democratic Coexistence, approved on February 19.
The visit of a delegation sent by Delcy Rodríguez to the U.S. capital does not occur in a vacuum: it coincides with signs of regulatory opening, the cautious return of international oil companies, and growing global energy pressures that are once again placing Caracas at the center of the geopolitical board.
The Parliament placed at the center of its agenda the pillars of the economic restructuring promoted by Acting President Delcy…
The Committee for the Evaluation of Nominations continues to navigate negotiations around the profile of one of the key bodies…
The court appearance of Nicolás Maduro this March 26 before a federal court in New York, on charges of narco-terrorism, has reignited the debate over the international judicialization of sitting leaders. The case—marked by political tensions, sanctions, and disputes over the right to defense—fits into a complex tradition that includes precedents such as Manuel Antonio Noriega, Slobodan Milošević, and Charles Taylor.
Detective Guacamaya | Verification and Information Integrity Unit Guacamaya, March 25, 2026. Several media outlets published as fact that Delcy…
The Venezuelan electrical system has positioned itself as one of the most sensitive axes in the conversation between the State and the private sector, amid attempts to reactivate the national economy.
The Parliament approved key decisions in the reconfiguration of the Citizen Power, the Office of the Attorney General, and the…
The acting president announced, during a meeting with foreign investors participating in a business trip organized by the company Signum, the dispatch of a Venezuelan diplomatic mission led by Félix Plasencia to Washington, aimed at initiating the diplomatic and consular presence in the United States, just a few hours before the OFAC license was made public.
The opening of strategic sectors and Venezuela’s repositioning on the global map after January 3 have caught the attention of international investors seeking high returns, difficult to find in other markets.
