By Lucas Koerner | Venezuelanalysis | October 23, 2019 The US Treasury Department has allowed Chevron to continue its operations in Venezuela for a further 90 days. One of the few remaining US petroleum companies still in Venezuela, Chevron currently produces around 200,000 barrels per day (bpd) in several joint ventures with Venezuelan state oil […]
With just a week to go before season 2 of Amazon’s Jack Ryan is released and the eponymous star John...
With just a week to go before season 2 of Amazon’s Jack Ryan is released and the eponymous star John...
Puerto Rico’s longest-held political prisoner, Oscar López Rivera, who was incarcerated in the US for 36 years, sent a message…
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The summer of 2019 has seen a series of events in Hong Kong beginning with two massive demonstrations that called for the withdrawal of the Extradition Bill to Macao, Taiwan and Mainland China. The demonstrations were peaceful and the bill was quickly “suspended” and labeled “dead” by the Hong Kong government and then withdrawn by summer’s end, meeting the demand of the demonstrations.
The Maduro government was elected to a three-year term with backing of 105 out of 195 UN member-states.
RT | October 19, 2019, 2019 US oil giant Chevron is hopeful that the Trump administration will extend a waiver allowing the company to continue doing business in Venezuela despite tough US sanctions on the South American country. “We are a positive presence in Venezuela, and we are hopeful that General License 8C is renewed […]
Ben Norton speaks about his reporting in Venezuela, where he investigated how bipartisan US sanctions and Trump’s embargo are making…
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This article was first published on February 21, 2017, one month after Donald Trump was sworn in as president, more than two-and-a half years ago. What was true then is even truer now, and so I am reprinting it with this brief introduction since I think it describes what is happening in plain sight today.
