Secretary of State Blinken reiterated support for embattled Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó.

Leander Perez looks at how Maduro’s government is backtracking on Chavez’s nationalisation policy.

The move represents a legalisation of the de facto dollarisation seen in recent years.

Three Iranian fuel tankers have arrived in Venezuela in recent weeks.

A conversation focusing on the Venezuelan grassroots movement and its struggle to maintain the communal path towards socialism.

Caracas has also denounced violations of the Vienna Convention after its embassy in Peru was attacked.

US analyst Daniel Kovalik takes a look at the recent conclusions of the UN special rapporteur on the impact of sanctions.

The case of a young activist arrested for allegedly helping a 13-year-old rape victim terminate a pregnancy has galvanized feminist movements in Venezuela.

Alena Douhan offers her preliminary findings on the negative impact of unilateral coercive measures on human rights in Venezuela.

Caracas is looking to reactivate the largest refinery in the country.

Ernesto León takes stock of a growing suppression of criticism coming from the left.

UN Human Rights expert Alena Douhan called for sanctions to be lifted and revised.

For the Pioneros Movement, building houses is just one part of radical social transformation

Ilhan Omar, Jesus "Chuy" García and Elizabeth Warren urged to Biden administration to review its sanctions policy amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.

A US Government and Accountability Office report found that sanctions have pushed the Venezuelan economy into crisis.

Alborada's Rodrigo Acuña tackles the biased media coverage of recent Venezuelan legislative elections.

In her latest column, Jessica Dos Santos reflects on every day hardships in Venezuela and how to deal with them.

On the same day, local oil managers Alfredo Chirinos and Aryenis Torrealba were sentenced to five years, provoking anger from their grassroots support campaign.

VA columnist Ociel Lopez evaluates the lasting impact of Trump’s legacy for the Venezuelan opposition.

State Department Spokesperson Ned Price indicated that the Biden White House will not change tack in its predecessor’s Venezuela foreign policy.

A powerful Chavista organization struggles for a new city centered on people and not capital.

Chris Gilbert argues that the breaking down of the Bolivarian movement's organic structures has led to the masses being demobilized and the government's subsequent rightward turn.

The Venezuelan government accused far right leaders Leopoldo Lopez and Juan Guaido of “constant” coup attempts.

Analyst Omar Galindez looks at the opposition’s relationship with Washington.

Havana and Caracas strengthened bilateral relations following a visit from Cuba's vice-prime minister.

A Jesuit priest highlights the connections between communal socialism and liberation theology.

A removal of the ban on swap deals could boost Venezuela’s oil production and ease fuel shortages.

VA writer and editor Ricardo Vaz looks at how the corporate media handles 'fraud' claims hurled against US or Venezuelan elections.

Caracas and Georgetown have an ongoing territorial dispute over the Essequibo region.

Italian journalist Geraldina Colotti asks de Zayas about corporate media manipulation of Venezuela’s human rights situation.