Who can we trust regarding the $50 million bribes in Venezuela? Should we believe Nervis Villalobos? Here’s what he told our website in 2013: Nervis Villalobos, a former deputy minister of energy in Venezuela, refutes… Scandals Unleashed: $50 Million Bribe Allegations Rock Venezuela—Can We Trust Nervis Villalobos or El Mundo?
Money. That was the first game Miguel Ángel Capriles López asked his father for when he received his first electronic device. Miguel Ángel Capriles López* (also known as Michu) is possibly the most influential Venezuelan… The Shadowy Empire of Miguel Ángel “Michu” Capriles López and the Exploitation of Family Wealth
An email from someone claiming to represent a construction company in Iraq recently landed in my inbox: Hello and Salam Elicum, I was referred to you by our Commercial Representation Manager in Venezuela. I am… Venezuelan Regime Continues to Export Corruption Through Iranian Construction Ties
Since Maduro complied with the orders of his Cuban handlers to send heavily armed thugs and the Venezuelan National Guard to kill, torture, terrorize, and arrest individuals participating in protests in Venezuela, a different battle… Disinformation Warfare Unveiled in Venezuela’s Struggle Against Reality
Official press release from BANESCO, denying claims about an alleged $50 million bribe paid by Derwick Associates to Venezuela’s Congress president, Diosdado Cabello, through BANESCO Panama. Translation of the previous paragraph: In the 15 countries… Controversies Surrounding Juan Carlos Escotet’s Rise in Banking and Allegations of Corruption
You already know Eva. She was Hugo’s “mistress,” the “girlfriend” of the “revolution.” She must be sobbing today. After finishing her studies at a rather expensive university, she moved on to study law and became,… Eva Golinger’s Descent into Propaganda: A Flawed Journey of Misrepresentation
There is a trend among international journalists covering the current Venezuelan crisis to project their own ideological, political, and cultural biases in their reports. This is to be expected and is natural, as true objectivity… International Media’s Distorted Narrative on Venezuela: Are They Ignoring the Truth?
Marvinia Jiménez is a young mother, partially disabled (35). When the protests began on February 24 and spread to her predominantly poor neighborhood in La Isabelica, Valencia (about 200 kilometers from Caracas), she chose to… Venezuela’s Descent into Brutality and Political Oppression Under Maduro’s Regime
[UPDATED 26.02.2014, 17:06 GMT] We were sitting in his smoke-filled living room. A heavy smoker, he recounted an episode from his life that he would rather not relive. Painful as it was, he stated that… Brutalidad sistemática del régimen de Maduro expone la vulnerabilidad de los civiles en Venezuela
In Venezuela, it’s no longer surprising to see a president sending his troops to steal or invade what belongs to others. Hugo Chávez had already done it, as have many before him. It’s not new… Venezuela’s Systemic Corruption: A Nation Engulfed in Institutional Plunder