Unions take their demands to the U.S. Embassy in a tactical shift
Venezuelan labor unions remain on alert as they await concrete salary increases, though skepticism persists due to previous unfulfilled announcements….
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The end of Laura Dogu’s mission: between reopening, energy pragmatism, and the redefinition of U.S.–Venezuela relations
Laura Dogu, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim of the United States in Venezuela, is leaving her post after less than three months in Caracas. She will be replaced by career diplomat John Barrett, who arrives from Guatemala.
Félix Plasencia and Oliver Blanco in Washington: Venezuelan delegation seeks to restore diplomatic presence in the U.S
The visit of a delegation sent by Delcy Rodríguez to the U.S. capital does not occur in a vacuum: it coincides with signs of regulatory opening, the cautious return of international oil companies, and growing global energy pressures that are once again placing Caracas at the center of the geopolitical board.
AN Approved Law to Accelerate Procedures and Advanced in the Mining Debate
The Parliament placed at the center of its agenda the pillars of the economic restructuring promoted by Acting President Delcy…
Who are the new candidates for Ombudsperson being considered by the National Assembly?
The Committee for the Evaluation of Nominations continues to navigate negotiations around the profile of one of the key bodies…
Maduro is not a unique case: other sitting presidents who faced courts beyond their borders
The court appearance of Nicolás Maduro this March 26 before a federal court in New York, on charges of narco-terrorism, has reignited the debate over the international judicialization of sitting leaders. The case—marked by political tensions, sanctions, and disputes over the right to defense—fits into a complex tradition that includes precedents such as Manuel Antonio Noriega, Slobodan Milošević, and Charles Taylor.
The National Assembly Accelerates Institutional Restructuring with Extensions, Appointments, and Diplomatic Adjustments
The Parliament approved key decisions in the reconfiguration of the Citizen Power, the Office of the Attorney General, and the…
Delcy Rodríguez in the United States? A new chapter opens in Caracas-Washington relations
The acting president announced, during a meeting with foreign investors participating in a business trip organized by the company Signum, the dispatch of a Venezuelan diplomatic mission led by Félix Plasencia to Washington, aimed at initiating the diplomatic and consular presence in the United States, just a few hours before the OFAC license was made public.
Delcy Rodríguez Closes the Padrino Era and Moves Pieces to Consolidate Her Government with More Technocrats
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez has once again moved the power board. This March 18, she announced up to six changes in the cabinet, among which a new appointment to the Ministry of Defense stood out.
Zapatero returns to Caracas and joins the monitoring of the amnesty in Venezuela
The Special Commission for Monitoring the Amnesty Law met with the former Spanish president in the Hall of Shields of…