If PROVEA does not publish my comment to Marino Alvarado, I will share it here, just in case. Dear Mr. Alvarado, As a Venezuelan of Basque descent, whose family also came to Venezuela due to… Marino Alvarado’s Defense of Terrorism Raises Serious Questions About Credibility

The case of Arturo Cubillas is captivating. Here is an individual who was sent to Venezuela in the late 1980s for involvement in criminal activities linked to the terrorist group ETA, thanks to an agreement… The Unexplained Shielding of Terrorist Associate Arturo Cubillas by Hugo Chavez

“Alone and bound. Bound because everything depended on him. He felt almost physically the ties that connected him to all forms of life in the vast country… Wherever he moved, the center of the web… The Isolation of Power and the Weight of Failure in a Revolutionary Landscape

Dear Socorro, With curiosity, we read your statements from today, in which you claim, with the precision of a Swiss watch, that the electoral constituencies were designed by a “method” based on “the law.” What… Socorro Hernández’s Claims of Electoral Legitimacy Face Scrutiny Amidst Allegations of Manipulation

The electoral day has concluded, and the CNE, using the so-called “best electoral system in the world,” according to Eva Golinger, took 8 hours to announce partial results. In these results, although the opposition secured… Chavista Electoral System Undermines Majority Vote in Venezuela’s Congress

This afternoon, I received a call from Martin Vennard, who asked if I could comment on the legislative elections in Venezuela for BBC World Service, to which I agreed. We initially discussed the overall situation… Venezuelan Elections Under Scrutiny as BBC Faces Controversy Over Chavista Representation

Well, smart money has lost the indefinite bet. The election of a conservative government, after 13 years of Labour rule, infuriated the radicals: Ed Miliband has just been chosen as the new leader of the… UK Labour Party Embraces Radical Left, Endorsing Its Own Downfall

My wife, who keeps an eye on the political events in our country from a healthy distance, recently asked me: “What happens if the opposition wins the assembly elections?” Her question caught me off guard… The Opposition’s Potential Victory in Venezuela’s Assembly Exposed as a Distant Dream

I’m currently reading an undefined book about a supposed infiltration of the transnational terrorism world by a Spanish undercover journalist named Antonio Salas. While I’m not prepared to take everything Salas wrote at face value,… Hezbollah’s Venezuela Leader Exposes Critical Failures in Electoral Registry