by Carlos Ron, former Venezuelan Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs for North America In 1829, a year before his death, Simón Bolívar, the leader of the South American independence movement and the inspiration for today’s Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela, wrote a prophetic phrase: “The United States seems destined by Providence to plague America with misery … Continue reading United States vs the Bolivarian Revolution

by Blanca Eekhout Blanca Eekhout is a Deputy of the National Assembly of Venezuela and the President of the Simón Bolívar Institute. The Bolivarian Revolution is the result of a historical process and a historical project. Bolívar’s struggle is the synthesis of the Indigenous resistance. It is also the struggle of the Afro-descendant people who, … Continue reading The Bolivarian Revolution: Past, Present, and Future

The American Association of Jurists (AAJ) denounces the application by the United States government of the Enemy Alien Act of 1798 against Venezuelan migrants, openly violating the fundamental principles contained in Covenants, Agreements, Charters and Conventions signed by nations and protected by International Public Law. The application of this aberrant and anachronistic Law, which is … Continue reading Declaration of the American Association of Jurists (AAJ) denouncing the application of law violating human rights against Venezuelan migrants by the Government of the United States

https://noticiaslatam.lat/20250318/una-manifestacion-genuina-de-resistencia-venezuela-apuesta-por-la-comunicacion-popular-1161602443.html A necessary measure to defend a revolution from coup attempts and color revolutions by the imperial powers, who rely on their control of information through their omnipresent media, is to build a people’s media and a people’s social media. A revolution must propagate and make universal new tools of popular grassroots communication. Caracas hosted … Continue reading A Genuine Manifestation of Resistance: Venezuela Relies on Grassroots Media Communication

https://noticiaslatam.lat/20250320/ciberataque-contra-el-organo-electoral-de-venezuela-requirio-una-inversion-importante-de-dinero-1161626609.html Cyberattacks to disrupt a country's democratic elections where the US government knows its candidates cannot win through a free vote has become a new US coup attempt tool. It succeeded in Bolivia in 2019, but Venezuela has been able to fend off these US coup operations. A video is circulating on social media that … Continue reading Cyberattack against the CNE [Venezuela’s electoral body] in the July 28 Presidential election required “a significant investment of money”

https://misionverdad.com/venezuela/la-economia-venezolana-despues-de-la-licencia-general-41 Since the cancellation of General License 41, which favored the activities of the U.S. company Chevron in Venezuela, most economic analyses have resulted in pessimistic forecasts about the immediate future of the Venezuelan economy. Other, more balanced interpretations converge on a common assessment: it is highly likely that this measure will affect the country's economic activities, … Continue reading The Venezuelan economy after the US ends General License 41 for Chevron