US and the EU: Sanctions for Elections
Washington and Brussels articulate a joint foreign policy stance towards Venezuela without lifting sanctions against the Caracas regime. Here is an analysis of the reactions from, impact on, and perspectives…
EpiVacCorona: Another Exercise in Disinformation and Propaganda
Another vaccine, the same usual partners, and a reprise of the same old story: The Venezuelan regime praises the selfless Russian benefactor and cloaks such matters of public interest as procurement terms and vaccination rollout in a shroud of disinformation.
Protests in Colombia: Venezuela and Russia in the Crosshairs
Protests in Colombia: Venezuela and Russia in the Crosshairs While discontent is legitimate, there is evidence that the protests staged in Colombia, despite the withdrawal of the draft bill that…
Venezuela: is it time for negotiation?
Previous attempts at talks provide valuable lessons on the role of international facilitators in the face of a government consolidated in power, a fragmented opposition, sanctions, and a humanitarian crisis in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cold chain in China-Venezuela friendship
Beside the dose of data concealment from government agencies, the propagandistic treatment in favor of China decreases, being the collateral effects disinformation to citizens and uncertainty about the beginning of the COVID-19 vaccination rollout.
The Venezuelan electoral ordeal
The different stances from the OAS, the U.S., the European Union, Russia, and China on the appointment of the Venezuelan electoral authority’s board of directors will not fast-track a solution…
Cuba in Venezuela: Propaganda deep inside the inner city
The regime's flagship medical program for underprivileged areas, run by Cuban physicians with equipment purchased by Venezuela, has a network of Twitter accounts that orchestrate and promote publications with the…
The Russification of Venezuela
By Ana Julia Niño Gamboa In the balance of public and private media on 76 years of Russia-Venezuela relations, there is not a scintilla of scrutiny on 264 agreements, among…
Venezuela: The challenge of multilateralism
By Ingrid Jiménez Further away from a democratic transition than in 2019 after the proclamation of Guaidó, it is time for pragmatism on the part of a fragmented opposition facing…
Venezuela and the United States. Questions on Biden’s victory
A change in leadership at the White House should factor in the expectations of the regime’s allies in the geopolitical chess game on Venezuela while directly engaging with Maduro. By…
