Coercive measures are part of the set of interventionist strategies that, within the framework of soft coup theories, developed against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. This combined coup process that Commander Hugo Chávez defined as a "slow fuse,” as similar to an explosive advancing until it reaches the detonator. This includes all anti-Chavista actions that … Continue reading Infancia Under Siege [Children Under Siege]: Chapter 3: Unilateral Coercive and non-Compensational Measures

Chapter Two: From Subjects with Rights to Sanctioned Subjects Since 1999, the Bolivarian Revolution has implemented internationally recognized policies, programs and projects in the field of childhood, such as early childhood care and policies to guarantee the right to identity. By that year, it was estimated that Venezuela had nearly one million unidentified children. In … Continue reading Infancia Under Siege [Children Under Siege]: Chapter 2: From Subjects with Rights to Sanctioned Subjects   

InfancIa Under Siege - Impact of Unitary Coercive Measures on the Human Rights of Children and Adolescents. The case of Venezuela 2015-2019 by Anahi Arizmendi infancia-bajo-asedio-aa2023-2Download Prologue             Introduction      Chapter 1   Unilateral Coercive Measures: A Threat to the Right to Development Chapter 2   From Subjects with Rights to Sanctioned Subjects    Chapter 3   Coercive Measures and Unconventional … Continue reading Infancia Under Siege [Children Under Siege]: The Impact of the US Blockade on Venezuela’s Children

Presidente Maduro en entrevista con Ignacio Ramonet evalúa con perspectiva crítica los retos del 2024 video Nicolás Maduro | Entrevista con Ignacio Ramonet Ignacio Ramonet (IR ): Mr. President, good evening. Thank you very much for accepting this invitation to this interview, which is already like number seven or eight that we have done as … Continue reading New Year 2024 annual review interview with Venezuela President Maduro by Ignacio Ramonet