Geography Archives: Venezuela

President Maduro called to “shake the foundations of the Venezuelan bourgeois state […] and build a communal, democratic state of the people.”

How an Indigenous commune in the Venezuelan Amazon has resisted the U.S. blockade.

VA columnist Andreína Chávez raises alarms about the escalating threats of mercenary invasions in Venezuela, pointing to the role the U.S. has played.

Steve Ellner: “The basic contradiction of capitalism is at the point of production, the contradiction between the interests of the working class and those of capitalists.”

A Huo̧ttö̧ja̧ community in the Venezuelan Amazon discusses their culture and organization as well as the Indigenous peoples’ rights established in the 1999 constitution.

The 16th Summit of the BRICS organization is taking place this week in the Russian city of Kazan. President Nicolás Maduro was invited by the Russian president himself, Vladimir Putin, at the beginning of August, and is attending with a Venezuelan delegation.

The United States is waging an economic war against Venezuela.

A socialist commune in the Venezuelan Amazon draws inspiration from the collective practices of its Indigenous members.

Every time Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution is faced with renewed threats to its survival, a stratum of U.S.-based intellectuals is always ready with ‘left’ critiques that deliberately obscure the permanent imperialist siege against the country.

A Huottüja leader easily dispatches most of the major political issues the country is facing, including the electoral dispute.

The $7.3 billion offer from the investment fund falls significantly short of the Venezuelan refiner’s valuation.

The head of a prestigious research center talks about knowledge production in the Bolivarian Revolution.

Interior Minister Cabello said authorities had uncovered a “terrorist plot” to assassinate Maduro, the U.S. denied allegations of involvement.

Analyst and former UN rapporteur Alfred de Zayas looks at the history of U.S. intervention and sanctions against Venezuela.

Peoples Dispatch spoke to Aurora community organizer Nate Kassa on CBZ Management’s weaponization of anti-migrant rhetoric.

For the Caracas-based La Minka collective, culture and bread-baking go hand in hand with the project of making a socialist commune.

The Venezuelan government said the seizure was “not an isolated action” and that it reserved the right to take legal action in response.

Honduran President Xiomara Castro announced on August 28 that she ordered the suspension of the extradition agreement between her country and the United States.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry criticized U.S.-led efforts to spread misinformation about the Venezuelan presidential elections held in July.

There aren’t many countries that have been fighting off U.S. aggression for as long as Venezuela.