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Has GOP’s Dominance in Florida Freed Biden to Reengage Venezuela?
He may trail Donald Trump in the polls, but Florida Governor Ron DeSantis remains a strong contender for the Republican Presidential nomination.
DeSantis’ hopes for...
The US and Venezuela opposition parties’ stance on the Maduro regime
The US began to relax its oil embargo against Venezuela in November last year in response to the global oil crisis. Triggered by the...
How is Venezuela benefiting from the sale of Petroleum Coke to India
Production and Supply of Venezuelan Oil
Venezuela, a nation on South America's northern coast, has long been recognised for its oil output and demand; in...
Venezuelan refugees and migrants struggle to survive in Latin America and the Caribbean
The spiraling cost of living, fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, and high unemployment rates, have made it difficult for many Venezuelan refugees and migrants...
A safe space for Venezuela’s indigenous women
Venezuela's rural, remote, indigenous communities have been particularly affected by COVID-19 and the country's socio-economic crisis; community gardens help Wayúu women from Rio Negro...
The US ban on Russian oil and the new realities in the Middle East
On March 8, 2022 US President Joe Biden imposed a ban on imports of Russian oil, gas and energy . Said the US President,...
Five Latin American States Abstained at UN’s Ukraine Resolution and Here is Why
During the special emergency session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on March 2nd, only five Latin American states renounced from condemning Russia’s...
You could have been black too: Describing racism in Venezuela
“Black woman! . . . if you were white and had straight hair / My mother told me in distress not to marry a...
The Rise of Targeted Sanctions Towards International Energy Companies & Collateral Effects
International sanctions are becoming a major foreign policy tool against state-owned oil & gas companies in jurisdictions like Russia and Venezuela that were not...
Venezuelan Migration Could Raise GDP Growth in Ecuador by Up to 2 Percent
A recent study led by the World Bank estimates that Venezuelan migrants and refugees in Ecuador, most of them highly educated young people, could...