LOCAL VIEW: Trump is trying to dismantle the food chain of leftist countries in Latin America
The article discusses the political dynamics in Latin America, particularly focusing on the impact of U.S. foreign policy under Trump in relation to leftist governments.
Jaime Bayly: "At this autumnal age, I have almost no friends left, but I do have sources."
In a reflection on friendship and career, Peruvian writer Jaime Bayly discusses his latest book, 'Los golpistas,' which paints a dramatic picture of Hugo Chávez's temporary ouster in Venezuela in 2002.
Jaime Bayly: "Trump seems to me a disaster, a bully, a mythomaniac, a racist, an unpresentable. But the capture of Maduro was necessary"
Journalist Jaime Bayly expresses strong criticism of Donald Trump while emphasizing the necessity of capturing Nicolás Maduro in his latest book discussing the 2002 coup attempt against Hugo Chávez.
'The Coup Plotters', by Jaime Bayly: the novel that exposes Hugo Chávez and his enemies
Jaime Bayly's novel 'The Coup Plotters' explores the life of Hugo Chávez and his adversaries, portraying them through a critical lens.
Jaime Bayly: "Chávez and Maduro were involuntary comedians"
Jaime Bayly discusses his new book 'Los golpistas', highlighting the failed 2002 coup against Hugo Chávez.
The coup that lasted three days
The article discusses the author's new novel 'Los golpistas,' inspired by the failed coup against Hugo Chávez in April 2002.
"He Took on a Responsibility He Did Not Seek" Diosdado Cabello and His Public Support for Delcy Rodríguez at the Mausoleum of Hugo Chávez
Diosdado Cabello reaffirmed his public support for Delcy Rodríguez as acting president of Venezuela, praising her courage in taking on a historical responsibility during commemorative events.
How chavismo has transformed over 25 years with the aim of preserving power
Chavismo has governed Venezuela for over a quarter century, during which it has altered its rhetoric and policies while consistently aiming to maintain power.
An unprecedented phenomenon is underway in Trump's America – A bleak assessment from a researcher
The article discusses how former President Donald Trump is rapidly undermining democracy in the United States, faster than leaders like Viktor Orbán, Hugo Chávez, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and Vladimir Putin.
27 years of Chavismo in Venezuela with its maximum leader imprisoned in the USA.
Chavismo marks 27 years in power in Venezuela with its current leader, Nicolás Maduro, imprisoned in the United States after being captured nearly a month ago alongside his wife, Cilia Flores.
Searching for the truth in Venezuela: books to understand the paradox of collapse
The article discusses various chronicles, reports, and essays by Venezuelan and foreign journalists that narrate the country's disintegration and the challenges of achieving a prosperous democracy, stemming from the era following Hugo Chávez's illness starting in 2011.
Hugo Chávez ruled Venezuela for 14 years, nationalized key sectors, associated with Castro, Morales, Maradona, and challenged the West
Hugo Chávez, a significant figure in modern Venezuela and Latin America, was known for his 14-year rule, nationalization of key sectors, and alliances with other prominent leaders while criticizing Western policies.
Trump says US would control 55% of world oil
President Trump stated that the US could dominate over 55% of global oil production if American companies are allowed to access Venezuela's oil resources.
Kidnapping of Maduro: Trump's Campaign in Venezuela – and Latin America's Contribution
The article discusses Trump's actions in Venezuela, comparing them to Hugo Chávez's approach, while criticizing the human rights abuses in Latin America.
Diosdado Cabello, the most powerful and feared man in Venezuela who still stands in the way of Americans
The article discusses Diosdado Cabello's rise to power in Venezuela and his role as a staunch defender of the regime, potentially hindering any transition in the country.
The V of Victory code signal against imperialism
Nicolas Maduro's 'V for Victory' gesture after his arrest is interpreted as a message to his supporters, linking him to Hugo Chavez's anti-imperialist stance.
The momentary happiness and the long time of Venezuela
The article discusses the enduring impact of twenty-seven years of political power in Venezuela, beginning with Hugo Chávez in 1999 and its ongoing consequences, including a brief sense of happiness following Nicolás Maduro's capture.
Debunked Fake News About US Strike on Hugo Chavez's Tomb
False claims circulated on social media suggesting that US forces attacked the mausoleum of former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez during a recent military operation in Caracas, which were fueled by misinformation including by Colombian President Gustavo Petro.
The 'Chicken' Carvajal, the super-witness who knows every secret of the 'narco-State'
Hugo Armando Carvajal, a former Venezuelan military intelligence chief and close ally of Hugo Chávez, has turned from a key figure in the Bolivarian regime to a crucial witness against Nicolás Maduro, revealing secrets that could impact U.S. legal actions.
Bertinotti: 'Chávez was hope, Maduro an authoritarian bureaucrat'
Fausto Bertinotti, the former leader of the Communist Refoundation, reflects on his support for Hugo Chávez as a beacon of hope, contrasting it with Nicolás Maduro's authoritarianism.
Tomáš Forró: Venezuela – From Oil Power to Decline
The excerpt from Tomáš Forró's book discusses how Venezuela, under Hugo Chávez's rule since 1999, faced the repetition and exacerbation of past failures that led to widespread poverty despite a brief period of wealth in the mid-2000s.
The First Lady of Venezuela, Cilia Flores: Former Ally of Chávez and a Powerful Behind-the-Scenes Player
Cilia Flores, the First Lady of Venezuela, is recognized as a former ally of Hugo Chávez and a significant political figure in the country's political landscape.
Is that the end of socialism?
The article discusses Venezuela's decline from one of the wealthiest countries to its current state, arguing that socialists claim it was never truly a socialist country despite the state's association with socialism since Hugo Chávez's presidency.
The Dangerous Friendships of the 5 Stars, from Chavez to Maduro: The Weakness for Red Dictators
The article discusses the historical support of the Italian political movement 5 Stars (M5S) for the Venezuelan regime under Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro, contrasting their earlier explicit praise with current veiled defenses in light of perceived American aggression.
Nicolás Maduro, a dictator with a goofy and friendly appearance, underestimated in his capacity for harm
Nicolás Maduro, the Bolivarian leader and now captured by the United States, has suppressed dissent and consolidated power through fraudulent elections since the death of Hugo Chávez.
This is a list of American interventions in Latin America
The article discusses the long history of American military interventions and support for dictatorships in Latin America, specifically focusing on Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro and accusations regarding U.S. intervention.
Strikes on the mausoleum of Hugo Chávez in Caracas, local media report - See video
Local media report on military strikes targeting the mausoleum of Hugo Chávez in Caracas, coinciding with U.S. military operations in Venezuela.
Who is Nicolas Maduro: From bus driver to authoritarian president of Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro has been the president of Venezuela since 2013, succeeding Hugo Chavez, with a career that began as a bus driver and led to key political roles, but he has struggled to achieve the same popularity as his predecessor amid economic collapse.