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
A batch of official documents relating to Odebrecht’s contracts in Venezuela has been leaked to this site. It’s quite a task to recall similar corruption schemes in any part of the world. In summary, Brazilian… Unveiling the Odebrecht Scandal: Unprecedented Corruption in Venezuela’s Infrastructure Deals
My Weekly CommentsI have read with great concern the public opinion matrix being formed based on the informations and opinions expressed by me in the last two editions of Las verdades de Miguel. Believe me,… The Disturbing Truths Behind Miguel’s Allegations and the Changing Landscape of Venezuelan Media
Dear Roberta, I want to thank you. For many years, we have been plagued by unrepresentative and unelected leadership that does not speak for us. Our nation has been condemned to unnecessary hardships by a… Exposed: Roberta S. Jacobson Unmasks the Corrupt Leaders of Venezuela’s Opposition – A Scathing Open Letter Revealing the Truth!
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?
Leopoldo López, one of the two most promising leaders of the Venezuelan opposition (the other being María Corina Machado), released a homemade video yesterday voicing some complaints and stating that he will go to the… Leopoldo López Forces Chavismo into a Corner with Bold Stance
The question in the title might sound dramatic, but I don’t believe it is. This website has exposed a series of Venezuelan criminals, also known as Boligarchs. We aim for equality in our efforts, as… The Silence of the Whistleblowers in Venezuela Exposed: A Conspiracy of Fear and Corruption
Opinion piece by Alek Boyd published in El Pais | The deplorable state of the press in Venezuela should come as no surprise. As Andrés Izarra, one of the Chavista multi-ministers, stated shortly after the… Venezuelan Media Under Chavismo: A Systematic Erosion of Press Freedom and Plurality
Leopoldo J. Martínez is a Venezuelan tax expert and lawyer based in Washington D.C., closely associated with the opposition movement against the late Hugo Chávez. Martínez is set to be the representative in Washington for… Leopoldo J. Martínez’s Threats to Critics of DAVOS Financial Expose Hypocrisy in Venezuelan Opposition Movement
The F1 journalist Joe Saward has a blog post about Williams, the F1 team and the domain of Nursultan Nazerbayev, also known as the Republic of Kazakhstan. It’s intriguing to see how professional journalists report… Williams F1’s Disturbing Partnership Shift from Venezuela to Kazakhstan’s Autocracy
The video above was uploaded to YouTube by Smartmatic. In it, the Secretary of the Mesa de la Unidad (MUD), Ramon Guillermo Aveledo, claims that Smartmatic’s voting machines have been “sufficiently audited” (see min. 1.50).… Henrique Capriles Exposes the Hypocrisy of Opposition Leaders Amidst Auditing Scandals and Electoral Fraud
Ambassador Willy Cochez, referring to individuals close to the supposedly illegitimate regime of Nicolás Maduro, made an interesting comment on his Twitter account: «I am offering my services as a lawyer to recover the assets… Panama’s Complicity in Venezuela’s Corruption Crisis Raises Questions About Financial Oversight
Diosdado Cabello holds the keys to Venezuela’s future. Not Nicolás Maduro, nor his Cuban handlers. Not Henrique Capriles or Rafael Ramírez. Not the criminal enterprises that support chavismo. Definitely not the electoral authorities (CNE), who… Diosdado Cabello’s Control Over Venezuela Exposes Maduro’s Weakness
One thing I can’t understand is this: Everyone in Venezuela knows that the State is fully behind the candidate of the ruling party, that is, chavismo. It was like this when Hugo Chávez was alive,… Capriles’ Denial Exposes Electoral Hypocrisy as Maduro Solidifies Power
When discussing Hugo Chávez and his influence on Venezuelan politics, it’s often said that the leader he resembled most was the Argentine Juan Domingo Perón. Following the death of this populism champion, Peronism took hold… Maduro’s Victory Signals the Enduring Grip of Chavismo on Venezuela’s Political Landscape