Washington and its allies demanded Caracas show “meaningful progress” in talks with Guaidó and upholding “international standards for democracy.”

VA columnist Ociel López looks at some of the consequences of the recent payment block of Venezuela’s COVAX vaccine purchase.

A Venezuelan activist and researcher talks to us about a recent human rights report.

Human rights collective Surgentes told Venezuelanalysis that the reforms must eradicate the class-based character of the administration of justice in the country.

Venezuelan economist Pascualina Curcio takes a look at Venezuela’s wage situation, arguing that wealth inequality has risen sharply in recent years despite a “socialist” rhetoric.

The US $1.5 billion in pledges coincided with the release of the UN’s 2020 Global Report on displaced persons with updated data on Venezuelan migration.

A grassroots organization is re-politicizing and reactivating communal initiatives.

Despite pledges to “review” the sanctions policy, the Biden administration has yet to enforce any changes.

Right-wing political figures have taken to blaming a Venezuelan conspiracy for every advance of the left in the region.

Tatuy TV looks at the conditions needed to encourage migrants to return.

Venezuela’s efforts at the Copa America football tournament have also been derailed after 15 players and staffers caught the virus, prompting calls for an investigation.

Venezuelan collective Utopix looks back at Aló Presidente Teórico, a series of broadcasts by former President Hugo Chávez to discuss communes and socialism in Venezuela.

Mark Weisbrot, director of the Washington DC-based Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR), denounced the "terrible economic damage" US sanctions have caused in Venezuela.

The Venezuelan president said the country was facing a lobbying effort to hamper the country’s ability to purchase vaccines.

Weakened labor rights and increased private sector involvement in the economy have fuelled rejection of the bill by many grassroots activists.

Federico Fuentes examines the two "communal" bills recently approved by the National Assembly.  

With diesel shortages gripping Venezuela, VA's Ricardo Vaz looks at how the corporate media has rushed to justify sanctions and the Biden administration's policies.

A socially committed singer-songwriter talks about Venezuela’s rich musical tradition and her own artistic production.

PSUV members Elías Jaua and Rigel Sergent praised the decision to allow the party bases to choose candidates for upcoming “mega-elections.”

The eight soldiers had been detained by Colombian “irregular armed groups” following an ambush.

Venezuelan media outlet Tatuy TV takes a look at the economic and political causes of the exodus.

Washington has, however, endorsed new talks between the government and Guaidó’s “interim administration.”

The economic crisis and US sanctions have meant a series of obstacles for Venezuela's senior population. VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos shares her thoughts and experience on the matter.

A director at the Center for Economic and Policy Research explains the impact of the US sanctions on Venezuela’s economy.

PDVSA has reportedly signed confidential agreements with 20 companies to increase crude production in 106 fields as the government increasingly turns to the private sector.

The Maduro government aims to have the entire population vaccinated by the end of the year.

Solidarity activist explains the case of Alex Saab and the dangerous legal precedents being set.

The three-time La Guaira state governor and former defense minister passed away from a heart attack Saturday.

Venezuelan writer Luis Britto Garcia takes a critical look at the new legislation going through the National Assembly.

The country will choose mayors and governors in “mega-elections” on November 21.