107 doctors and 14,000 oxygen tanks have been sent on a humanitarian convoy to Manaus, Brazil.

Pedro Nunes takes stock of a history of violence against the left in Venezuela.

The Maduro government is pursuing increased private investment in the oil sector.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro presented his annual address to the new National Assembly

The UK government is undertaking a new £750,000 ‘democracy promotion’ programme through investigative journalism.

Vannesa Rosales is facing charges for counselling a pregnant 13-year-old rape victim.

The Maduro government called on the UN Secretary General to mediate the territorial conflict.

A well-known journalist analyzes the geopolitical context in the continent and argues in favor of debate within progressive processes.

Now that his term in the National Assembly has ended and Trump has been ousted from the White House, should Guaido face justice?

Washington doubled down on its support for the opposition leader.

Solidarity activist Rick Sterling was an observer at the recent Venezuelan elections and challenges the biased PBS coverage of the event.

The country will maintain its week-on-week-off lockdown until vaccination begins around April.

A prominent journalist argues that the Venezuelan masses are not depoliticized despite low voter turnout.

A brief discussion addressing some points of contact and parallelisms between the Bolivarian Process and the Chinese Revolution.

VA columnist Ociel Lopez takes a look at the correlation of forces going into 2021

Ex-Cle Soluciones Biometricas has provided software in voting processes.

A fleet of Iranian fuel tankers is reportedly en route to the Caribbean nation.

The Venezuelan president announced a strict quarantine for January.

Former diplomat Franklin Gonzalez takes a look at Venezuela’s “internal enemy.”

After recent legislative elections, Green Left's Federico Fuentes takes stock of the political landscape in Venezuela.

An estimated twenty died presumably travelling to Trinidad and Tobago in a small boat.

After four years of sanctions, attempted coups, an assassination attempt, and a mercenary incursion, Venezuelans elected a new National Assembly on Sunday. Leonardo Flores examines the event.

Capriles claimed that currently “the opposition has no leadership.”

Venezuelan political analyst Nestor Francia takes a look at the high abstention in last Sunday’s parliamentary elections.

Vijay Prashad and VA's Paul Dobson analyzed last Sunday's parliamentary elections in Venezuela.

The Latin American Council of Electoral Experts (CEELA) endorsed the legitimacy of Venezuela’s National Assembly elections.

With 99 percent of the votes counted, the PSUV has won 68 percent with a 30.5 percent participation rate.

On December 6, Venezuelans choose their new National Assembly. Count on Venezuelanalysis to bring you all the information with its on-the-ground team.

On Sunday Venezuelans will choose their new National Assembly and they have many options.

President Maduro threatened to quit should the opposition win a majority in next Sunday’s elections.