The Swiss investment bank expects the country’s oil sector to grow significantly in 2022.

Despite sanctions, a commune finds novel ways to survive through collecting and recycling waste in one of Venezuela’s coastal cities.

Saab’s defense team submitted the official diplomatic papers issued in 2018 by the Maduro government, two years before his arrest.

When political tensions run high and misinformation proliferates, there’s no better way to get a clear view than with your own eyes.

The ICC will open a "technical assistance office" in Caracas to ramp up joint work.

A distinguished Marxist economist reflects on the impact of imperialist blockade mechanisms.

Seed and fertilizer supplier Agroisleña was nationalized by the Hugo Chávez government in 2010.

Communist leaders have denounced that political activists are targets of constant threats and harassment on the Colombia-Venezuela border.

Hugo Carvajal, who broke with the Venezuelan government and pledged his support for Juan Guiadó, has utilized various judicial maneuvers to avoid extradition.

Now that Russia’s moves in Eastern Europe have re-ignited the ‘Great Game’ of a previous era, Venezuela, Cuba and others, though thousands of miles away, are finding themselves at the heart of the budding new Great Game.

Recent economic policies have managed to bring currency devaluation and inflation under control following years of US sanctions.

In this delivery of "Tales of Resistance," Jessica Dos Santos talks about privatization creeping into the economy and popular consciousness.

Guaidó has been previously tied to organized crime, having crossed into Colombia with the help of paramilitary outfit Los Rastrojos.

In the first delivery of his new column, Reinaldo Iturriza takes stock of the recent Communard Union congress. 

A trans activist talks about LGBTIQ+ rights in Venezuela.

Chevron is reportedly preparing to take operating control of its joint oil ventures to begin shipping Venezuelan oil as soon as next month.

Chris Gilbert goes in depth into one of Venezuela's flagship popular power organizations, the Che Guevara Commune.

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia argued the US needs to recognize Maduro and lift sanctions before oil shipments can restart.

A housing activist talks about Venezuela’s progressive legislation for tenants.

With leftist leaders winning back power in Latin America, how will they handle the "Venezuela issue"? Ociel López breaks it down.

The Venezuelan president said the meeting with US officials was “cordial” and that the sides agreed “to work on an agenda moving forward.”

Maduro pledged to continue recovering incomes, which remain far from covering living costs.

Washington is seeking to isolate Moscow from its allies in Latin America but Venezuela has maintained support for Russia.

The growing grassroots network vows to expand popular power and move forward in the construction of socialism.

Any sale of CITGO shares is still pending authorization from the Biden administration.

A long-time rural activist talks about the ongoing struggle to protect Venezuela’s small producers.

VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos argues that claims that the country's situation was better before Chávez are not accurate.

Venezuelan National Assembly Representative Oliver Rivas argued that the US, EU, and NATO response marked a “turning point” in an emerging multipolar world.

Venezuelan collective Tatuy TV examines the roots of the Venezuelan oil crisis and future prospects for recovery in the industry.

Activists denounced growing efforts to unlawfully evict families in order to drive up rents.