The Supreme Court ruled that the opposition newspaper landed unsubstantiated accusations that the socialist deputy was linked to drug cartels.

Grassroots organizations will now debate the legislation and suggest changes to the text.

A union organizer talks about the challenges facing the Venezuelan working class today.

PDVSA is reportedly prioritizing diluent and light crude for its recovering fuel refineries.

Leaked audio revealed opposition leader Juan Guaidó’s efforts to secure millions worth of Venezuelan assets held by Washington in order to fund his regime-change activities.

One of Venezuela's largest grassroots organizations presents its position regarding the controversial legislation going through the National Assembly.

Chris Gilbert argues that a silent event took place in the Bolivarian process some five years ago, signaling the end of an experimental form of politics in which the masses figured as subjects.

According to Maduro, the funds to purchase 11.3 million doses were liberated by US authorities.

Researchers from the Political Ecology Observatory talk about the environmental devastation caused by the mining and oil industries in today’s Venezuela.

Credit Suisse contradicted the IMF with a four percent GDP growth forecast for Venezuela in 2021.

The measures include a ban on evictions, a special “stay at home” benefit for two million private-sector workers, and a one-time benefit for 15 million people.

CODEPINK's Leonardo Flores compares the headline-grabbing recent assault on Washington's Capitol with the constant attacks against Venezuela's democratic system.

Caracas has also created a special military zone and brigade to deal with the situation in Apure state, where 17 people have died.

Researchers from the Venezuelan Political Ecology Observatory explain the grave consequences of the country’s growing mining industry.

The two nations signed treaties to boost the Venezuelan transportation system, oil industry security and access to COVID-19 vaccines.

Washington’s sanctions and freezing of Venezuelan assets abroad have hampered the country’s coronavirus response.

Venezuelan analyst Alberto Aranguibel asks if the moment is right for the opposition frontman to face justice.

Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López claims that the CIA is behind the fighting, which has left two Venezuelan soldiers dead and several injured.

Oil Minister Tareck El Aissami denounced a terrorist attack against the gas pipeline in eastern Venezuela.

Lucas Koerner examines the US Empire's fixation with Chavismo.

Calls for sanctions relief are also gaining steam in Washington DC.

The border clash came as politicians from both countries leveled accusations of support for armed groups.

VA columnist Ociel López looks at the “hot potato” of Venezuela’s diesel shortages left by the outgoing Trump administration.

A ground-breaking agreement between the government and Guaidó-led opposition will allegedly allow the purchase of 12 million additional doses.

VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos writes about the need to celebrate "small victories" in times of crisis.

A trade union organizer explains the difficult working conditions in the Sidor steelmaking complex

Alex Saab’s defense will appeal to the Cape Verdean Constitutional Court.

John McEvoy examines the lack of media coverage surrounding a UN report on the consequences of US sanctions.

The food subsidy program reportedly reaches seven million Venezuelan households and has replaced its import dependence with national production.

A grassroots organization helps victims of machista violence and promotes sexual and reproductive rights.