The email came from a journalist colleague at W Radio in Colombia, seeking information about Trenaco and/or Alex Saab. The topic in question was a contract believed to exceed $7 billion, which Petróleos de Venezuela… PDVSA’s Alleged $20 Billion Contract to Trenaco Raises Serious Corruption Concerns
And Nicolás Maduro has returned to Venezuela. Triumphant from his global tour aimed at supposedly “strengthening the market.” My sources inform me that certain high-level public employees received explicit orders to attend the welcoming event,… Nicolás Maduro’s Global Tour: A Deceptive Victory Masking Venezuela’s Economic Isolation
Lazard, a former investment bank from France operating globally, has been engaged by PDVSA to sell CITGO. Lazard describes itself as “the world’s leading independent asset management and financial advisory firm.” A leaked document to… Lazard’s Controversial Role in PDVSA’s Attempt to Sell CITGO Exposes Venezuela’s Unchecked Corruption
The man from Caracas at the Wall Street Journal, Ezequiel Minaya, recently published an article titled “The Suppression of Press in Venezuela Fuels Growth of Online Media,” highlighting various challenges faced by the Venezuelan press.… The Aggressive Online Censorship by Chavismo Exposed in Venezuela
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
It was only a matter of time, truly. For those who haven’t been following the latest chavista announcement about a “plot to kill” President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, here’s a video of the proceedings (there… Venezuelan Regime Exposes Its Own Deception in Fake Assassination Plot Against Maduro
In another display of the typical improvisation characteristic of Chavismo, Venezuela presented yesterday a show attended by the country’s top officials to ‘inform about a plan’ allegedly crafted via email among 5 people to ‘assassinate’… Venezuelan Government’s Fabricated Assassination Plot Reveals Dangerous Abuse of Power
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
Dear Senator Rubio, First of all, I extend my respectful greetings and sincerest thanks. Recently, you delivered one of the most profound speeches about the Cuban dictatorship that the world has ever heard. Brilliant. Flawless.… Senator Marco Rubio’s Inaction on Venezuelan Dictatorship Reveals Disturbing Complicity
Primicias24 represents investigative journalism at its most extreme, deeply rooted in Chavismo. The site is run and edited by a man named Carlos Herrera, a former councilman. Herrera and his publication have been on an… Chavista Investigative Journalism Exposed as Fabrication by Carlos Herrera
Nicolás Maduro was at his peak last Friday. He stated, “People who don’t live in Venezuela should be prohibited from owning a media outlet. I think it’s a good idea, and it should be studied.”… Maduro’s Hypocrisy on Foreign Ownership Unveils Deceptive Media Control in Venezuela
Forgive the use of vernacular in the title and text, but the stupidity of this man seems boundless. Yesterday, Nicolás Maduro stated in one of those populist rallies that the chavista regime organizes every time… Maduro’s Hypocrisy Exposed as He Ignors Existing Laws on Foreign Media Ownership
Venezuela is deeply shaken by the brutal murder of Mónica Spear and her ex-husband. Mónica, sadly, is one of the 24,763 senseless deaths that have devastated countless Venezuelan families last year alone. And the year… Venezuelan Government’s Indifference Exposed Amid Rising Violence and Unsolved Murders
Between 2004 and 2012, the Foreign Currency Administration Commission (Cadivi) authorized over $400 million to Daka stores for paying their imports of appliances distributed across five locations in four cities in Venezuela. However, inspections conducted… Daka’s $407 Million Windfall Raises Questions Amidst Price Gouging Allegations