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After María Corina Machado’s failed attempts to return to Venezuela, her communications chief does so instead (opens the original)
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Claudia Macero, the communications chief for opposition leader María Corina Machado, returned to Venezuela on Sunday night after nearly a year and a half in exile. She landed at Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía, where journalists and dozens of Vente Venezuela supporters were waiting for her with party flags. Her return comes amid growing expectations over the opposition leader’s potential return, after she tried to re-enter the country three times last week without success. Macer
Delsa Solórzano, Venezuelan opposition figure: ‘The person who must explain these oil agreements is Delcy Rodríguez, not Donald Trump’ (opens the original)
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Opposition leader Delsa Solórzano (Caracas, 54) has a long record of defending human rights and the fate of political prisoners in Venezuela. She was active in several opposition organizations until she founded her own party, Citizens’ Movement, in 2018, which is part of the Unitary Platform. Solórzano ran in the opposition primary for president held in 2023 and was heavily involved in the 2024 presidential campaign. She took on logistical responsibilities to safeguard the vote in that failed ba
Inside the US-Venezuela oil agreements: Big promises, little clarity (opens the original)
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The oil agreement announced between the United States and Venezuela has been touted with great fanfare for the many benefits it is supposedly set to deliver. At the same time, it has been met with surprise, skepticism and disappointment by public opinion in both countries. In some sectors of Venezuelan politics, concern is growing over the strengthening ties between the United States and the Venezuelan government. The unease remains largely personal and has yet to find organized political expres
Oil, the most sensitive issue in Venezuelan politics (opens the original)
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The oil agreements announced by U.S. President Donald Trump and Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, of which only fragmentary details have so far emerged, have touched on some of the most sensitive areas of Venezuelan public debate: the relationship between oil, the state and citizens. The existence of long-term agreements (at least 25 years), announced by a foreign president, with no verifiable details about their potential benefits and amid widespread suspicions about how the United
Chavismo blocks proposal to dollarize Venezuelan economy (opens the original)
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Deputy Antonio Ecarri, leader of the centrist Alianza del Lápiz party, was removed a week ago from the presidency of the Venezuela–United States Parliamentary Friendship Group —a post he had held for only two months— in a decision announced by the National Assembly president, Jorge Rodríguez. The reason: Ecarri’s announcement that he would begin talks with U.S. economist Steve Hanke to evaluate a plan to dollarize the economy and eliminate the bolívar. Many treated the prospect of formal dollari
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