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Iran and Venezuela: One story of two Revolutions
Authors: Irina Tsukerman
& Hos Loftus*
The presence of Islamist militant groups in Latin America has a long and dark history. The brutal terrorist attacks on...
A More Nakedly Aggressive United States
Of all the
instability and unrest the US has been accused of fomenting over the last three
years, no other example comes close to the lengths...
The crisis in Venezuela and its strategic significance
Venezuela’s
economy - in a country that has better oil reserves than Saudi Arabia and Iran
- began with the OPEC oil price crisis, when Chavez...
Russia in Venezuela
Russia´s interests and presence in Latin America is not new. We should
remember Russian activities in Cuba during the Cold War, which almost generated
a nuclear...
Facing an Unprecedented Migration Crisis in Latin America and the Caribbean
The Simón BolÃvar
International Bridge linking Venezuela and Colombia has long ceased to be a
mere bridge. For months, the thousands who cross this bridge daily...
Oil Market Report: Supply cushion insures against losses
The electricity crisis in Venezuela has paralysed most of the country
for significant periods of time. Although there are signs that the situation is
improving, the...
China’s stance on the Venezuela’s crisis and beyond
Since January 23, President of Venezuela's
National Assembly Juan Guaido was sworn in as the country's "interim
president". The US, Brazil and many other countries have...
US not to tolerate independent countries
Commenting on the US policy towards Venezuela, Professor Arshin Adib-Moghaddam says This has been the aim of successive US governments to roll back the...
Crisis in Venezuela: An Analysis of the United States’ Interference
As the crisis in Venezuela escalates uncontrollably for the people, the politicians are in the centre of legitimising themselves as the president of the...
Latin Intelligence Broadly Defined: Security and Corruption in South America
Many Central and South American countries currently experience serious threats to their internal and external security. Three, in particular, Honduras, Venezuela and Colombia, are...