A long-time rural activist talks about the ongoing struggle to protect Venezuela’s small producers.

VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos argues that claims that the country's situation was better before Chávez are not accurate.

Venezuelan National Assembly Representative Oliver Rivas argued that the US, EU, and NATO response marked a “turning point” in an emerging multipolar world.

Venezuelan collective Tatuy TV examines the roots of the Venezuelan oil crisis and future prospects for recovery in the industry.

Activists denounced growing efforts to unlawfully evict families in order to drive up rents.

In a high-level meeting, Iran’s oil minister committed to ramping up assistance for renovation projects in Venezuela’s oil industry.

Argentinian military exercises suggest that former US President Donald Trump was more willing to consider a military intervention than previously believed.

An oil expert talks about the situation of the industry under the oil embargo.

President Nicolás Maduro pledged the Caribbean nation’s “full support” for Russia against NATO threats.

Saab’s defense claimed the disclosure of meetings with US law enforcement officials proves the “weakness” of the charges against him.

Argentine blog "El Cohete a la Luna" disclosed documents of military drills for an eventual Argentinian role in a multinational military operation against Venezuela.

A key spokesperson of the Alexis Vive Patriotic Force talks about the challenges of building an urban commune.

Caracas is reportedly in talks with bondholders to restructure its debt while Chevron is allegedly lobbying Washington for a sanctions waiver.

The heavy deployment in Aragua state came months after a similar one in the Cota 905 barrio in Caracas.

Caracas rejected the fatal shooting against a boat with Venezuelan migrants, urging Trinidadian authorities to open a probe.

Geo Maher interviews former commune minister and writer Reinaldo Iturriza. 

Attorney General Tarek William Saab said that the conviction and sentencing demonstrated Venezuela’s commitment to human rights.

Chávez’s agriculture minister talks about the problems that rural Venezuela faces in our time.

Hugo Chávez broke into Venezuela's political scene 30 years ago at the head of a civilian-military rebellion. We take a look at the roots of the Bolivarian Revolution.

The symbolic estate headlined 320 land titles handed by the Venezuelan government to campesinos “to strengthen food production”.

US efforts to turn away Venezuelans stands in contrast to US regime-change policy toward Caracas, considered one of the major forces driving migration.

In her latest column, Jessica Dos Santos sets her sights on careless ostentation amidst economic inequality.

Operation “Iron Fist” has reportedly led to more than two dozen arrests across six states.

Chávez’s agriculture minister talks about the revolutionary changes in land tenure that took place under the former president.

The electoral authority has declared the request for a recall referendum against President Maduro “inadmissible” after a 1.01 percent turnout.

Vice-President Delcy Rodríguez warned that there was a “hidden agenda” aimed at justifying an intervention in the South American country.

VA columnist Ociel López looks at some of the consequences of the opposition victory in the Chavista stronghold earlier this month.

The opposition politician rejected the accusations, called for street protests, and blasted efforts to “kill off” the recall referendum.

A Venezuelan economist discusses the policies that could confront the imperialist attacks on her country.

PDVSA will face challenges to continue ramping up production as US sanctions block the state company from international markets.