The two recent rulings on labor lawsuits against Halliburton and the seizure of its assets create a new jurisprudential framework in Venezuela’s oil industry.
Ballard Partners, one of the most influential lobbying firms in Washington, has opened an office in Caracas.
The new superintendent of the National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (Seniat), Román Maniglia, has initiated a series of strategic meetings with private banks and the country’s main business guilds.
Four distinct profiles —two Republicans close to the pro-Israel lobby, a veteran political operator, and a progressive Democrat critical of sanctions— make up the first House of Representatives mission to set foot in Caracas since diplomatic relations were restored.
Venezuela faces the challenge of building on ruins, under the urgent need to provide housing solutions that become safe roofs…
Israel is sending an initial official civil-military delegation amidst a loss of international legitimacy.
Venezuela announced this Friday its decision to denounce the Rome Statute and initiate the formal process to withdraw from the International Criminal Court.
Among the responses that self-organized citizens have given to the emergency caused by the two earthquakes on June 24, one of the most impressive has been the co-creation of nearly 130 digital applications.
In Venezuela, interim command has been assumed by Delcy Rodríguez, amid a scenario of great uncertainty regarding the future recognition…
Conatel has reported that more than half of internet subscribers depend on fiber optics, underscoring the need for a robust infrastructure.
