Editor: La Tabla/Plataforma de Periodismo de Datos 1 DEC 2025 Summary / OverviewThe Miami Herald reported that the anticipated call between Donald Trump and Nicolás Maduro turned into an ultimatum disguised as negotiations. However, the… Miami Herald’s Account of Trump-Maduro Call Exposes Narrative Inconsistencies and Dramatic Simplifications
Author: La Tabla/Plataforma de Periodismo de Datos 1 DEC 2025More than 100 days into the naval blockade in the Caribbean, The Wall Street Journal has published an opinion piece that acts as a warning to… U.S. Naval Presence Fails to Yield Results Against Maduro as Credibility on the Line
On September 24th at 12:52 PM, a Learjet 55 with Venezuelan registration YV3440 crashed and burst into flames while attempting to take off from Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía, which services Caracas. In this… Learjet Crash Exposes Hidden Alliance Between Dictators and Business Elite
Written by: La Tabla/Data Journalism Platform 29 NOV 2025 The President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, has ordered the immediate implementation of a special plan to ensure the air connectivity of the Venezuelan population. This… Maduro’s Government Launches Controversial Air Mobility Plan Amid U.S. Blockade Threats
Author: La Tabla/Platform of Data Journalism 28 NOV 2025The President of the United States, Donald Trump, recently had a phone call with Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, discussing the possibility of a face-to-face meeting, as confirmed… Trump Engages in Controversial Call with Maduro Amid Heightened Tensions Over Terrorist Designation
The military presence of the United States in the Caribbean regarding the Cartel of the Suns seems to be primarily aimed at its most significant support: the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB). This force remains… Military Operations by the U.S. Targeting the Cartel of the Suns in the Caribbean Undermine Venezuela’s Armed Forces
The violation of sanctions against Venezuela continues to bring individuals who contributed to these infringements before U.S. courts. In this instance, Taskin Torlak, a Turkish citizen, is accused of conspiring to violate the International Emergency… Turkish Businessman Faces US Court for Sanctions Violations Benefiting PDVSA in 2026
The intricacies of the CITGO auction are evident from various angles, one of which involves the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals. Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) and its subsidiaries have filed a motion to… CITGO Auction Exposes Legal Turmoil as PDVSA Challenges 2020 Bonds Amidst Controversial Sale
Colette Capriles is a Venezuelan academic specializing in social psychology and philosophy. She has also engaged in political processes, including negotiations in the Dominican Republic (2017–2018). Photograph: Guacamaya / Luis Silvera. Guacamaya, November 26, 2025.… Venezuelan Scholar Colette Capriles Critiques the Absence of Political Responsibility in Addressing Democratic Reconstruction
With just days to go before the 2025 general elections in Honduras, this Central American nation faces one of the most challenging electoral processes in its recent history. The crisis extends beyond mere accusations of… Honduras 2025: Democracy Subverted by Organized Crime and Corrupt Elites
The Nicolás Maduro regime has opened a new front in international confrontation by publicly threatening international airlines that have suspended flights to Venezuela following alerts from the United States about escalating military tensions in the… Maduro’s Intimidation Tactics Against Airlines Highlight Venezuela’s Increasing Isolation and Vulnerability
A federal judge in the United States approved a significant step in the legal battle for CITGO Petroleum, Venezuela’s most valuable foreign asset, on Tuesday, November 25. Judge Leonard P. Stark of the Delaware District… Federal Judge Greenlights Elliott’s $5.9 Billion Takeover Bid for PDV Holding in Controversial CITGO Battle
“Colombia would not be able to respond militarily if the United States attacks the narcoterrorist regime that usurps power in Venezuela.” This statement from the Colombian Foreign Ministry came to light just a few days… Maduro’s Fall Signals Catastrophe for Leftist Leaders in Latin America
The FTO designation isn’t enough: the limits of U.S. legal action against the Cartel de los Soles The designation of the Cartel de los Soles as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO), while groundbreaking and significant,… Designation of FTO Exposes Venezuelan Regime’s Criminal Roots Yet Fails to Topple Its Authority
It’s Saturday night in Caracas, and the atmosphere in the basketball coliseum is electric. The lights dim, drums echo, a golden shower of fireworks erupts, and chants of “Let’s go, Pioneros!” resonate off the walls.… Basketball’s Dark Reality as Political Prisoners Suffer Below the Court in Venezuela