Cutting head, cutting tail, removing the trunk. Cutting head, cutting tail, removing the trunk. The relentless thump of knives against wooden boards resonates throughout the main area of a sardine processing plant in Guaca, a… Venezuela Prioritizes Sardine Exports to Cuba Amid National Food Crisis
The accusation against members of the foreign organization designated as a terrorist group Tren de Aragua under the RICO Act signifies the U.S. government’s decision to launch a full-fledged assault on this group, no longer… US Government Targets Tren de Aragua with RICO Charges: Key Case Details Unveiled
The content on Venezuelapolitica.info is protected under U.S. law. If any YouTube channel or other platform plagiarizes the content without giving credit, we will be forced to report the channel to the platforms where our… U.S. Charges First Member of Tren de Aragua with Terrorism: A Historic Step in Combating Transnational Crime
The Hezbollah networks in Latin America serve the Lebanese terrorist organization linked to Iran as agents to carry out a series of illicit activities in the region aimed at financing its attacks against Israeli, Jewish,… Hezbollah’s Illicit Network in Latin America: Funding Terrorism Through Criminal Activities
In early 2025, two violent outbreaks in the Colombian department of Norte de Santander have echoed into neighboring Venezuela. The first was an armed conflict that erupted in January in the border area of the… The ELN: A Deeper Venezuelan Involvement than Expected in Colombia’s Armed Conflict
Masked as networks of NGOs and activists, agents from Cuba, Venezuela, China, and Iran are operating in the U.S., as revealed by an investigation cautioning that the goal is to promote favorable narratives for these… Foreign Agents in the U.S.: Research Uncovers Cuban, Venezuelan, Chinese, and Iranian Influence Networks Promoting Socialist Narratives
The recent report from the Saudi channel Al-Hadath claims that approximately 400 Hezbollah field commanders have fled from Lebanon to South American countries such as Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, and Brazil, along with their families. According… Over 400 Hezbollah Commanders Flee Lebanon to South America Amid Military Concerns
The Venezuelan oil crisis reached a critical point when Chevron returned shipments of oil to Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) in April 2025. This event highlighted the existing tensions in Venezuela’s oil industry. The regime… Chevron’s Rejection of Venezuelan Oil Shipments Highlights the Complexities of Venezuela’s Oil Crisis and PDVSA’s Financial Troubles
The Venezuelan oil crisis reached a particularly tense moment with Chevron’s return of oil shipments to Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA). This incident, which took place in April 2025, highlighted the existing tensions in Venezuela’s… Chevron’s Oil Shipment Return Highlights Venezuela’s Oil Crisis and PDVSA’s Financial Troubles
A chilling echo of past horrors has resurfaced in a U.S. courtroom, with a new lawsuit bringing explosive allegations against the notorious “Cartel of the Suns,” Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, and his associate Tareck El… New Terrorism Lawsuit Targets ‘Cartel de los Soles’ for 2003 Atrocities Involving U.S. Drug Surveillance Plane
A tragic incident at the 83rd Logistic Brigade ‘General de Division José de Austria’, part of the Venezuelan National Armed Forces (FANB), has shaken the army, revealing deep cracks within the institution. According to an… Venezuelan Military Crisis: Deaths and Desertions Highlight Deep Institutional Failures
A new tragedy shakes the Bolivarian National Armed Force (FANB) following an accident that occurred on April 13, 2025, at Fuerte Guaicaipuro during a shooting exercise involving the 106 mm Recoilless Gun system. The outcome:… Tragedy Strikes Venezuelan Armed Forces: Personnel Shortages and Overwork Lead to Fatal Accident
From the banks of the Yangtze River to the shores of the Caribbean, a strong economic and geopolitical bond has connected China and Venezuela for over two decades. Despite the severe economic and political crisis… Why Xi Jinping Will Not Abandon Nicolás Maduro: Analyzing China’s Strategic Interests in Venezuela
A new agreement signed between Petróleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa) and the American company Erepla has reignited the debate about the opacity, risks, and geopolitical implications surrounding the Venezuelan oil industry. Although it is presented as… Controversial Pdvsa-Erepla Agreement: A Multimillion-Dollar Investment Shrouded in Opacity and Geopolitical Concerns
Rafael Quero Silva was arrested by ICE agents who had been tracking him down after several of his victims identified him in images from Telemundo in Miami, where he was working as an extra actor… Rafael Quero Silva: Venezuelan Torturer and Human Rights Abuser Arrested in the US, Hiding as a Telenovela Extra