In the capital city, the people’s desire for social stability amidst the uncertainties of potential war escalation is evident. Photography: Luis Silvera / Guacamaya. Guacamaya, November 22, 2025. In their daily activities, the Venezuelan population remains vigilant… Caracas Residents Respond to U.S. Military Threats with Resignation and Skepticism Amidst Uncertain Future
The scenario is repeating itself. In Cuba, the Castro revolution has lasted for 60 years, while in Venezuela, the regime supported by Havana approaches 26 years. Various analysts have speculated about the downfall of Fidel… Political Hordes in Venezuela Reveal a Broken System Plagued by Corruption and Apathy
Over 25 years of turbulence, the promise of building a five-star hotel next to the Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía, serving Caracas, has almost been realized several times. In some instances, construction progressed to… New Maiquetía Airport Hotel Unveils Decades of Corruption Behind Alex Saab’s Business Network
This piece is the third article in a series examining the ‘Cartel de los Soles’ political narrative. We encourage you to check out the first and the second articles. Guacamaya, September 15, 2025. Crafting and… Venezuela’s Narco-State Mythology Risks Geopolitical Catastrophe for the United States
ON CLOSURE. I have been confirmed that a group of Venezuelans seeking justice against those who have plundered the country is preparing a detailed list of “closet chavistas” who have made big profits under chavismo.… US Strategy Intensifies Amidst Corruption and Deceit within Venezuelan Regime
Eduardo Capriles is not a politician, yet his name carries weight. As the cousin of former presidential candidate Henrique Capriles Radonski and half-brother to the controversial Armando “Coco” Capriles, he has skillfully navigated the murky… Eduardo Capriles and His Shadowy Ties to Corruption and Excess in Venezuela
The Capriles surname isn’t just linked to politics; it also opens doors within the power structures of Venezuela, as Eduardo Capriles has shown. Cousin of former governor Henrique Capriles Radonski and half-brother of Armando “Coco”… The Dark Deals of Eduardo Capriles: Connections to Chavismo and a Web of Scandal in Venezuela
The relationship between Ramón Carretero Napolitano, a prominent Panamanian businessman with extensive business dealings in Cuba, and Nicolás Maduro’s regime is quite the spectacle. It began in 2013, during Hugo Chávez’s final days, and continues… Carretero’s Profiteering Ties to Maduro’s Regime Exposed Amidst Venezuela’s Crisis
Wealth and traditional capital that thrived in Venezuela during the years of the so-called Fourth Republic, a democratic period prior to the rise of Chavismo in the late 1990s, as well as others that strengthened… Venezuelan Tycoons Miguel Ángel Capriles, Axel Capriles Méndez, and Marco Esteban Zarikian Dominate Spain’s Luxury Real Estate Market with Profits from Chavismo Connections
Calculating the situation here is indeed challenging: “The United States continues to recognize the authority of the democratically elected National Assembly of 2015 as the last remaining democratic institution and Juan Guaidó as the interim… US Recognition of Juan Guaidó: A License for Corruption in Venezuela?
When it comes to undeniable foreign policy blunders, it hardly matters who occupies the White House: Venezuela remains an endless source of embarrassment. From the Bush administration’s policy of pretending that Hugo Chávez doesn’t exist,… Venezuela’s Political Crisis: A Complex Challenge for U.S. Foreign Policy and Corruption Concerns
Henri Falcón, also known as Henri Falsón or Henri the Fake, is a quintessential Venezuelan politician: always seeking the shortest path to his next meal. Therefore, it’s no surprise that one of his associates, Jorge…
Henri Falcón’s Pursuit to Plunder Venezuela: A Closer Look at His Ambitions
By: ISABEL GUERRERO Source: Armando.Info Nicolás Maduro finds himself more isolated than ever but still has political maneuvering power thanks to the support he received from Hugo Chávez before his death. As his allies in… Political Maneuvering and Economic Exploitation by Pastor Javier Bertucci in Venezuela
Scholars in the social sciences will likely view Venezuela in the future as a unique case. A self-proclaimed socialist revolution, led by an idealistic military coup leader, succeeded in obliterating one of the best-managed state… Venezuela’s Uncertain Transition: Challenges and Strategies for Change
Recently, there’s been a lot of talk about the transition in Venezuela, as the term of Nicolás Maduro ends on January 10, 2019. Most observers have long recognized the need to replace the chavista model,… The Impossibility of Political Transition in Venezuela: Challenges and Realities