President Maduro called for the G77 plus China to lead a campaign at the United Nations to end sanctions.

State oil company PDVSA is also working to tackle persistent fuel shortages across the country.

Beijing and Caracas have opened a new era of bilateral relations by deepening economic ties and reaffirming their political and diplomatic alliance.

The funds, destined for education, healthcare and infrastructure investment, have not been released due to administrative barriers imposed by the United States.

Workers’ organizations have repeatedly denounced the dismantling of factories to be sold as scrap.

Maduro thanked China for support against US sanctions and said his visit would promote “the construction of a new world geopolitics.”

Caracas has fought for better terms in the joint project with its Caribbean neighbor in defiance of US dictates.

The Venezuelan government has recently taken to attending to a series of longstanding demands from countryside producers.

VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos argues that the Venezuelan opposition remains as treacherous and elitist as ever.

After a long negotiation, Caracas has reached more favorable terms in swap agreements with joint venture partners that got OFAC approval last year.

With presidential elections on the horizon, VA writer Andreína Chávez looks at the recent history and challenges facing the Bolivarian Process.

The designation of the board members of Venezuela’s electoral authority comes as the country prepares for presidential elections in 2024.

President Nicolás Maduro said the new world order was a reality and called for BRICS to advance the de-dollarization of the world economy.

Analyst Celina della Croce looks at the impact of US sanctions on Venezuela's healthcare system, especially the Bolivarian social programs.

President Maduro announced the mobilization of “Peace Squads” in order to prevent the outbreak of violence by the opposition.

VA columnist Clodovaldo Hernández analyses the alliance between the government and historical Chavismo antagonists.

The ongoing court-mandated share sale could lead to the breakup of Venezuela’s most important foreign asset.

Caracas is aiming to reach the one million barrels per day benchmark this year while also expanding its customer portfolio.

The PCV has claimed that the judicial ruling is part of a scheme orchestrated by the leadership of the PSUV to take over the party’s credentials.

Caracas has denounced that the country will not receive the released funds any time soon as US sanctions impede the transfer.

A distinguished author of the decolonial tradition talks about the crossroads Venezuela is facing.

The move, which had been previously proposed by the Maduro government, will deter litigation over defaulted bonds.

The use of the region’s resources for the benefit of all without infringing on countries’ sovereignty was a common desire expressed by representatives at the summit.

BAR Executive Editor Margaret Kimberley examines the impact of US coercive measures after a recent anti-sanctions fact-finding mission.

A distinguished author from the decolonial tradition discusses the relationship between colonialism and imperialism.

A team of experts is working alongside the community to decontaminate Maracaibo Lake from waste, microalgae and oil leaking from corroded pipelines.

VA writer Andreína Chávez takes stock of worrying attacks against the LGBTQI+ community and argues that the Bolivarian Process should not let them fester.

The Maduro government has steadfastly refused to accept US terms that bar Venezuela from receiving cash payments from the project.

VA columnist Reinaldo Iturriza looks back at the history of communes and how they are supposed to be more than "appendages" of state institutions.

The tribunal heard from experts and activists before issuing a statement that "unequivocally denounce[d] the US imperialist hybrid war" on Venezuela.