Tag: Venezuela

[T]hreats from Washington may have strengthened a sense of unity and sovereignty among citizens who want peace.

[Donald Trump's] warmongering vision ... has led the U.S. to take dangerously interventionist, unilateral and aggressive stances.

Those who trusted Donald Trump when he pledged during the election campaign to keep U.S. soldiers out of foreign conflicts can scarcely believe their eyes.

If the U.S. touts its “justice,” it should take concrete action to respect the rule of law and human life.

If the CIA’s secret mission is really to change Venezuela’s government, how is it any different from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine?

Machado’s Nobel Prize is even more significant in light of recent U.S. military actions near Venezuela...A Nobel Prize that rewards peace should be viewed as a warning against military overreach.

The only remaining question is when Trump’s team will decide the timing is right.

The attempted assassination of Hamas negotiators marks a turning point. ... Added to the genocide and ethnic cleansing in Gaza, international law has finally died.

[T]he naval blockade remains an attempt to halt drug trafficking, which constitutes 30% of Chavist income.