Ships in the Caribbean: The Pentagon Remains Silent on Its Plans
The recent US military deployment in the Caribbean has set off alarm bells and raised questions that remain unanswered. This is no ordinary operation.
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Guyana Elections: Candidates, “Big Oil” Interests, Military Alliances, and the Essequibo Conflict
Guyana is heading towards the general elections on September 1, 2025, in a climate of high internal and regional tension.
Jimmy Story: “Sanctions Were Designed to Hurt the Economy and Force Maduro to Negotiate”
James B. Story was the United States ambassador to Venezuela from July 2018 to May 2023.
Michael Paarlberg, former Sanders advisor: “to convince someone to give up power, you have to offer them something more attractive than a prison cell”
Michael Paarlberg is a Political Science professor at Virginia Commonwealth University. In 2020 he served as the Latin America advisor to Bernie Sanders.
Amazon Summit in Bogotá Ends with Partial Progress and Underlying Tensions
The fifth presidential meeting of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) concluded with a joint declaration that, while reaffirming the eight member countries’ willingness to defend the rainforest, highlighted the deep divisions regarding the future of hydrocarbons in the region.
WFP Cuts Its Programs in Venezuela in Half Due to Lack of Funds
The World Food Programme (WFP) announced that it will reduce its projects in Venezuela by half during 2025 due to a lack of international funding. The measure will directly affect vulnerable communities, especially rural schools where the agency had concentrated a large part of its efforts in recent years.
Venezuela Extends State of Economic Emergency
The state of economic emergency began this April. Photo: Social media. Guacamaya, August 11, 2025. The Venezuelan government announced this…
ICE Detained Nearly 8,000 Venezuelans in the First Five Months of the Trump Administration
Guacamaya compared analyses from CBS News, The Independent, Stateline, and CNN, all of which show a decrease in the proportion…
69 Indigenous Councilors Join Political Map in Second-Degree Elections
More than 6,500 spokespeople, according to the “uses” and “customs” of their respective peoples, are the ones who vote directly…
Italy Appoints Special Envoy to Handle Cases of Citizens Detained in Venezuela
The measure, announced this Sunday by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, comes in response to Rome’s concerns over several unresolved cases. Luigi Vignali, current Director-General for Italians Abroad, will take on the mission after being appointed by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.