Politics
U.S. State Department highlights progress on political and judicial reforms following third round of negotiations
The Daily Journal.- The U.S. Department of State highlighted progress on political and judicial reforms and civil liberties following the conclusion of the third round of negotiations between Delcy Rodríguez’s interim government and the opposition delegation linked to the National Assembly elected in 2015, led by Dinorah Figuera. In a statement released Thursday, the Donald […]
Economy
Delcy Rodríguez meets with Dinorah Figuera following third round of dialogue
The Daily Journal.- Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, met with Dinorah Figuera on Thursday night at Miraflores Palace following the conclusion of the third round of talks that the United States has promoted between Chavismo and an opposition faction represented by the 2015 National Assembly. Jorge Rodríguez, president of the National Assembly and head of […]
Opinion
Valter Pomar, former executive secretary of the São Paulo Forum: “we need a left-wing government, not just a progressive one”
Dialogues with Luis Bonilla-Molina, Gustavo Sefereian, and Israel Dutra Valter Pomar (São Paulo, 1966) is a historian, university professor, and leader of Brazil’s Workers’ Party (PT), with an extensive career in the Brazilian and Latin American left. The son of political activists who lived underground during Brazil’s military dictatorship, Pomar experienced political repression firsthand: in […]
Why Venezuela’s economy is growing, but prosperity isn’t reaching people’s pockets
The IMF projects Venezuela’s GDP to grow 5% in 2026, while monthly inflation slowed in September. However, the minimum wage has remained frozen since 2022. Economist Carlos Dürich attributes this gap to oil’s dominance, the weakness of other sectors, and the unequal distribution of foreign currency. By Neirlay Andrade Venezuela is once again reporting economic […]
The flight over Sarisariñama
By José Leonardo Salazar The recent circulation of images showing a helicopter flight over the remote Sarisariñama Tepui in Bolívar state for advertising purposes has once again raised alarm among Venezuela’s scientific community and environmentalists. The incident, involving commercial activities and tourism promotion, has reignited a profound debate about the true purpose of national parks […]
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