Nearly Unanimous Opposition Unity to Face Chavismo in Nueva Esparta
Morel Rodríguez Ávila (opposition coalition) will seek reelection against Marisel Velásquez (PSUV). Héctor Mata Rodulfo, former Director of Public Works…
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Venezuela and China Strengthen Alliance as Two Vice Presidents Meet in Beijing
The Executive Vice President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, was received at the Great Hall of the…
Venezuela Decrees Three Days of National Mourning for the Passing of Pope Francis
Nicolás Maduro was received on two occasions, in 2013 and 2016, at the Holy See by the Supreme Pontiff. Photograph:…
Four Profiles Will Compete for the Governorship of Zulia
The four candidates representing the political options in the region reflect a unique contest that will define the political and…
Farewell to Pope Francis: Milestones in Venezuela, Legacy, and the Future of the Catholic Church
Over more than ten years of his papacy, Pope Francis addressed issues that shaped the 21st century, such as migration,…
The 5 Profiles That Will Define the Governorship of Miranda State
The candidates for the governorship of Miranda in the May 2025 elections represent different generations and political visions, reflecting the…
Venezuela Declares its Seas “Open to Collaboration” with Russia
The Russian scientific vessel ‘Admiral Vladimirsky’ arrived this Sunday at the shores of La Guaira state, Venezuela. Photo: Prensa Presidencial…
Datincorp: 88.3% Feel Impact of Sanctions While 37.6% Are Certain to Vote on May 25
A recent study by Datincorp, based on a survey of 1,200 people across the country, reveals that 88.3% of Venezuelans believe international economic sanctions affect the entire population. Additionally, ahead of the parliamentary and gubernatorial elections on May 25, only 37.6% of respondents said they would definitely vote.
Rate Differential in Venezuela: A Vicious Cycle of Inflation and Other Distortions
Bolivars and dollars reflect the economic struggle in a country marked by devaluation and inflation. Photo: Courtesy. Guacamaya, April 10,…
Centro Gumilla: Catholicism Dominates, but Religious Diversity Grows in Venezuela
Venezuela remains predominantly Catholic, but the diversity of beliefs and their influence on daily life reveal a complex landscape. The Gumilla Center Foundation recently published the study “Religious Sociography: The Religiosity of Venezuelans,” conducted in December 2024 under the coordination of Dr. Jesús María Aguirre and researcher Melanie Pocaterra. This study provides a revealing snapshot of the country’s religious panorama.