Shidduch: How Israel Is Returning to Venezuela
Israel is sending an initial official civil-military delegation amidst a loss of international legitimacy.
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Opinion | 130 Collaborative Apps Show a Deeply Good Country
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.
China’s New Power in the Oil Market: Why Venezuela Should Pay Attention
Today, the demand of one country is beginning to play an equally important role in the oil market: China.
Ali Şahin: “Transferring the experience of TOKİ and Turkish builders after the 2023 earthquake would be enormously valuable for Venezuela”
Interview with Turkish MP Ali Şahin, by Melike Hocaoglu.
Between the tsunami, anime, and mass graves: Disinformation also shook Venezuela after the earthquakes
Hoaxes and fake news can be as destructive as the earthquake itself, causing unnecessary displacement, hindering rescue efforts, and increasing human suffering.
Venezuela in the Market’s Crosshairs: Uncertainty in the Country Drives Over $130 Million in Predictions
Political diatribes and military operations have become million-dollar financial assets on platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi.
Fechou: How Brazil Leads the Race to Invest in Venezuela
Brazilian businesses are exploring investment opportunities in Venezuela in key sectors such as energy, agribusiness, automotive and health.
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.
The historical potential of Venezuelan cocoa: an opportunity for economic diversification
Venezuela’s National Assembly this week advanced the approval of the Law for the Promotion and Development of Venezuelan Cocoa.
Abelardo vs. Cepeda: A Divided Colombia and Implications for Venezuela
The first round of the presidential election in Colombia has left a country divided into two ideological blocs.