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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
The composition of the two delegations has generated criticism and divisions; it does not represent two parliaments, but really three parties.
Ballard Partners, one of the most influential lobbying firms in Washington, has opened an office in Caracas.
Four distinct profiles —two Republicans close to the pro-Israel lobby, a veteran political operator, and a progressive Democrat critical of sanctions— make up the first House of Representatives mission to set foot in Caracas since diplomatic relations were restored.
Israel is sending an initial official civil-military delegation amidst a loss of international legitimacy.
Venezuela announced this Friday its decision to denounce the Rome Statute and initiate the formal process to withdraw from the International Criminal Court.
In Venezuela, interim command has been assumed by Delcy Rodríguez, amid a scenario of great uncertainty regarding the future recognition…
The arrival of Abelardo de la Espriella’s government will mark a turning point in Colombian foreign policy.
Chancellor Félix Plasencia’s first international tour confirmed a trend that has been consolidating since January 3.
Framed within the “Venezuela Reborn” plan, the Government not only seeks to raise buildings but also to promote a modern legal framework that allows the country to effectively recover from the tragedy.
