The ruin of PDVSA opens the door to private capital in the new era of Venezuelan oil
Scared by debt, operational collapse and staff bleeding, the state emblematic begins to give control of production to international firms
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Scared by debt, operational collapse and staff bleeding, the state emblematic begins to give control of production to international firms
María Corina Machado, awarded the Nobel Prize in Venezuela, returned to Caracas in the midst of a great celebration after months of clandestine and exile, which generated deep hope and raised incisive questions about the country's political future.
Venezuela’s Nobel laureate María Corina Machado returned to Caracas in a massive celebration after months in hiding and exile, sparking deep hope and sharp questions about the country’s political future.
The uprooting, memory and wounds of Venezuelan exile are transformed into an artistic experience that combines photography and music. The artists Oleñka Carrasco and La Chica join their talents in The chaos that gives me life, Atlas of an imagined country, an immersive installation that evokes the landscapes, traditions and memories of Venezuela. The exhibition, presented in Normandy, proposes a sensory tour of the identity of a country that remains alive in the memory of those who left it.
Democrats are certain to scrutinize the U.S. intervention in Venezuela, administration mineral deals and the cancellation of previously funded energy projects.
The US secretary of state also discusses laying the groundwork for 'free, fair, and credible elections'.
This comes as leading opposition leader returns to Venezuela and hints at criticism of Trump administration.