August 11: SIDOR

Today, Siderúrgica de Orinoco (SIDOR) workers, who have been on an “indefinite strike” since May of this year, blocked an avenue in Continue reading →

August 10: Brain Drain

According to a survey conducted by Datanalsis, six out of ten Venezuelans are currently thinking about, or are in the process Continue reading →

August 9: Working Class

Felipe Cuevas, a Chilean political activist, returned home after being released from a Venezuelan detention centre, where he had been Continue reading →

August 8: The Little War

The Public Ministry announced today that it was going to publish the names of 60 companies it has found to Continue reading →

August 6: Citgo For Sale

Citgo, a subsidiary of PDVSA responsible for oil refining and marketing in the United States, is for sale. The announcement Continue reading →

August 5: El Universal Self-Censors

When El Universal was purchased by an undisclosed group of Spanish investors earlier this month, rumours began to fly that the investors Continue reading →

August 4: U.S. Keeping Quiet on Sanctions

John D. Feeley, a U.S. Department of State official, confirmed today on W Radio in Colombia that the 24 Venezuelan officials Continue reading →

August 3: Prison Tales

Ali Rodriguez Araque, the Secretary General of UNASUR, made some comments today regarding the state the country finds itself in, Continue reading →