The Keys to Trump’s Oil Deal for Venezuela
On August 31, the White House issued a statement with key data on the agreement between the two countries and North American Blue Energy Partners.
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Opinion | The cities that can reconnect Venezuela with the world
The new currents of thought that study the processes of spatial occupation and the new urban geography attribute to the development of cities and regions.
Jorge Rodríguez Dismisses Antonio Ecarri as President of the U.S.-Venezuela Parliamentary Friendship Group
The President of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, removed Deputy Antonio Ecarri from his position in the U.S.-Venezuela Parliamentary Friendship Group.
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.
How Venezuela’s Supreme Court Ruling on Halliburton Transforms Jurisprudence in the Oil Industry
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.
Johann Álvarez: Venezuela’s New Chargé d’Affaires in Washington, DC
Delcy Rodríguez appointed Johann Álvarez as the new chargé d’affaires in the United States on July 14, taking over from Félix Plasencia.
First Aldyl Energía Rigs Arrive for Drilling Campaign in Morichal
On July 8, an Argentine company with a presence in Venezuela, Aldyl Energía, unloaded four Drillmec rigs at the port of Guanta in Anzoátegui.
Venezuela Publishes Hydrocarbons Law Regulations After Five Months of Negotiations
The Venezuelan government has finally published the regulations for the Hydrocarbons Law, clarifying several rules for the country’s most important industry.
Information that saves lives: How Venezuela communicates after the earthquake in the face of an information vacuum
After June 24, Venezuela not only faces a devastating double earthquake, but also a scarcity of institutional information along with widespread distrust among the population toward its government.
The battle for Venezuela’s debt
After January 3, an opportunity opened up in Venezuela to carry out one of the largest sovereign debt restructurings.