The Treasury Department’s license is unlikely to ease cooking gas shortages in the South American nation.

Italy has yet to approve the ex-PDVSA president’s extradition to Caracas to face corruption charges.

Far-right leader Leopoldo López was reportedly looking to take advantage of the violence in the popular barrios of Caracas in order to advance destabilization efforts.

Venezuelan economist Luis Salas wades through a sea of politically motivated alternative data and a lack of official figures to evaluate the issue.

The new talks are due to be held in Mexico and will be mediated by the Norwegian government.

Heavily armed groups had expanded control from the hillside Cota 905 barrio to surrounding areas in the capital.

A former minister of Hugo Chávez talks about the government’s new economic strategy.

Andrés Alayo, Campesino Struggle Platform spokesman, said authorities promised to accelerate investigations of judicialization and targeted killing cases.

Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab welcomed the ICC Pre-Trial Chamber's call for greater transparency from the court’s prosecution.

Chris Gilbert argues that building socialism depends on grassroots rebellion against the dominant capitalist order.

The ultimatum comes as the country looks to speed up its sluggish vaccination process which has only reached 11% of the population so far.

A politically engaged researcher talks about the patriarchal organization of Venezuelan society and LGBTQI+ struggles

A number of opposition leaders welcomed the MUD card validation and the removal of regional “protectorates.”

VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos sets sights on rising inequality and the "bodegón" phenomenon in Venezuela.

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.