Venezuela Has the Right to Determine its Own Destiny
Constantly repeating that all is lost is not necessarily a revolutionary act. On the contrary, it becomes a useful tool
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Opinion
Venezuela: Strategic Negotiation as an Ancestral Indigenous Response
Examining Venezuela’s current situation through the lens of ancestral indigenous anti-colonial resistance, including armed conflict, migration and negotiations with imperial
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Venezuelan Oil Monopolized by Washington: What has Become of the Oil Revenues Since January 3?
On January 3, 2026, the United States launched a military operation against Venezuela, resulting in the capture and detention of
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Femicide is Colonial Violence: Why Colonized Women are Dying
Femicide is often discussed like it’s an anomaly that occurs within a society that is otherwise free from violence. The
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Venezuela: Beyond the “Delcyification” of Analysis
Less than a year after the deadly January 3 U.S. military attack on Venezuela that abducted President Nicolás Maduro and
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‘War on Drugs’: More About War Than Drugs
On July 14, at a summit held in Orlando, the head of the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Terrance Cole,
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Venezuela: A Retreat is Not a Surrender
“Nothing is easier than to be idealistic on behalf of others.” Karl Marx, 1858. The US military kidnapped the lawful Venezuelan
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‘No Somos Colonia de Nadie’: Venezuela Under Fire and the Meaning of Sovereignty
*This article was originally published in January by Monthly Review. There are moments when geopolitics stops being an abstraction and
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US Sanctions Are Killing Venezuelans
*This article was originally posted in March 2024 by Greenleft. Sanctions are political, not legal instruments. Their goal is to
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Stages of An Abusive Relationship with the United States
*This article was originally posted in April 2025 by Counterpunch. I believe that countries in the Global South are in
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