U.S. Sanctions Harry Sargeant’s Company and Two ICC Judges
The Department of the Treasury announced updates on its offensive against the ICC and the new configuration of the oil industry in Venezuela.
August 2026
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Venezuela Announces 131 New Releases After First Round of Negotiations
NGOs denounce the persistence of a “revolving door” strategy, where new arrests offset granted freedoms, keeping a significant number of…
The Gulf Monarchies Make Their First Energy Investments in Venezuela After January 3
The deal by XRG, the investment arm of ADNOC, and UCC, linked to the Emir of Qatar, represents the culmination of a long process of rapprochement between Venezuela and the two Gulf monarchies.
Venezuela’s International Reserves: Gold Tonnes in England, the IMF, and Reconstruction
Venezuela is beginning to regain access to its frozen international reserves, stemming from the international recognition crisis that began in 2019.
The Anatomy of Two Disasters: Colombia Under Emergency and the Mirror of the Venezuelan Crisis
In the face of the recent earthquake’s magnitude in Colombia, President Abelardo de la Espriella is working to coordinate humanitarian…
How the Left Wing Is Conquering the Democratic Party, and What It Means for Venezuela
The movements on the left wing of the Democratic Party, including the DSA, have grown substantially in the recent primaries.
The “Super Niño” 2026: Venezuela Faces the Challenge of a Climate and Services Crisis
The environmental situation has forced the Government to implement electrical rationing and make changes to Corpoelec’s leadership to manage the crisis.
What Interests Draw Peter Thiel to Venezuela?
Peter Thiel, venture capitalist and now also one of the leaders of the new techno-right in the United States, has his sights set on Venezuela.
Caracas in Washington’s Shadow: Dialogue Launched with Sights Set on 2027 Elections
While the ruling party attempts to ease its isolation, the opposition, driven by the United States, seeks the restoration of democracy through a new electoral schedule and the reform of public institutions
China and the Geopolitical Game of Venezuela’s Debt
China owns a relatively modest portion of Venezuela’s external debt, but could invoke a veto power.