Recently, the United States has resumed its “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran with a series of sanctions targeting an international network involved in oil smuggling through the so-called “ghost fleet.” This operation has raised alarms… U.S. Resumes Aggressive Campaign Against Iran’s Ghost Fleet Highlighting Venezuela’s Role in Illicit Oil Trade
The CITGO auction will conclude on August 18, 2025. In a sweltering summer, Venezuelans will lose the nation’s most significant asset overseas. The crown jewel of the Venezuelan state abroad has been auctioned off. CITGO… Venezuela’s Disastrous Mismanagement Leads to the Auction of CITGO, the Nation’s Most Valuable Asset in the United States
The judge of the Southern District Court of New York, Alvin K. Hellerstein, has issued a decisive order that marks a turning point in the judicial process against Hugo Armando Carvajal Barrios, known as El… Judge in New York Accepts Corruption and Violence Evidence Against Hugo Carvajal, Exposing Chavista Regime’s Criminal Ties
In this case, at stake is not just the fate of a shipment of crude oil, but also how U.S. courts interpret and define war, legitimacy, and power in an increasingly uncertain world. This material… CITGO and Reinsurers Engage in Legal Clash Over Definition of Insurrection in Venezuela
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
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
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
The United States Department of Justice has filed a civil forfeiture lawsuit concerning a Dassault Falcon 900EX plane, alleging that it was smuggled from the U.S. and operated for the benefit of Nicolás Maduro, violating… US Department of Justice Files Seizure Lawsuit for Airplane Linked to Nicolás Maduro
The corruption associated with the Chávez regime manifests in various forms and scenarios, as seen in the case of Javier Alvarado Ochoa, who has recently employed his Spanish nationality to resist extradition to the United… Chavista Corruption Saga: Javier Alvarado Ochoa Fights Extradition to the US, Seeks Justice in Spain
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced this Sunday that it is moving forward with plans to end the licenses that currently allow oil companies to operate in Venezuela. This measure strengthens the sanctions strategy… US Tightens Sanctions: Revokes Oil Licenses for Venezuela, Impacting Maduro’s Regime and Economy