Canadian author Arnold August argued that the Lima Group now found itself on its “deathbed”.

VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos draws lessons and inspiration from Venezuela's best ever Olympic games performance.

Localized episodes of violence marred Sunday’s internal elections.

A flagship commune in Venezuela responds to the US blockade by diversifying its production.

The rebranded “digital bolívar” will wipe out six zeroes from the current “sovereign bolívar” and enter circulation on October 1.

Russia's Rostec will provide “advanced technology” and train Venezuelan personnel to recover the country’s sanctions-hit power facilities.

OAS head Luis Almagro could find himself before the ICC with the Bolivian government considering a probe at The Hague over his role in the 2019 coup.

VA’s Paul Dobson takes a critical look at failing government efforts to draw migrants back.

The LGBTIQ+ athlete is Venezuela's first-ever female gold medalist. The country's team overcame sanction-induced problems in getting to Tokyo.

VA columnist Ociel López takes a look at the opposition’s motivation to participate in new rounds of talks with the government.

The state oil company bought out France’s TotalEnergies and Norway’s Equinor in the heavy crude producing enterprise Petrocedeño.

The South American country has reinforced its health measures after detecting Delta variant cases.

Mexico has proposed a new regional body to replace the OAS, where regional issues can be addressed.

With Venezuelan government envoy Alex Saab fighting extradition to the US, Joe Emersberger tackles the corporate media coverage of the case and US sanctions.

In this exclusive, Venezuelan analyst Danna Urdaneta asks why both Caracas and Bogotá have maintained a strict pact of silence over the murder.

Washington has recently tightened its “devastating” sanctions, especially targeting diesel supply and production.

First-hand accounts of the impact of the US sanctions on one of Venezuela’s flagship communes.

The UN rapporteurs urged Washington to take responsibility for human rights violations and allow cancer patients' treatment.

The regional Puebla Group said Castillo’s win added to the progressive winds blowing over the continent.

Caracas’ vice president visited Havana on Friday to meet President Miguel Díaz-Canel.

The Treasury Department’s license is unlikely to ease cooking gas shortages in the South American nation.

Italy has yet to approve the ex-PDVSA president’s extradition to Caracas to face corruption charges.

Far-right leader Leopoldo López was reportedly looking to take advantage of the violence in the popular barrios of Caracas in order to advance destabilization efforts.

Venezuelan economist Luis Salas wades through a sea of politically motivated alternative data and a lack of official figures to evaluate the issue.

The new talks are due to be held in Mexico and will be mediated by the Norwegian government.

Heavily armed groups had expanded control from the hillside Cota 905 barrio to surrounding areas in the capital.

A former minister of Hugo Chávez talks about the government’s new economic strategy.

Andrés Alayo, Campesino Struggle Platform spokesman, said authorities promised to accelerate investigations of judicialization and targeted killing cases.

Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab welcomed the ICC Pre-Trial Chamber's call for greater transparency from the court’s prosecution.

Chris Gilbert argues that building socialism depends on grassroots rebellion against the dominant capitalist order.