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Aram Aharonian Uruguay, that tiny country that can hardly be seen on the map, four times world champion in soccer, the surprise is that there were no more than two victories. Despite the hegemonic media's predictions of a very close…
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Aram Aharonian Trade embargoes, vetoes in economic bodies, freezing of assets, executive orders: all these measures may well be grouped under the generic term “sanctions”, actions that seek to weaken a country's economy, undermine its…
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Aram Aharonian A few weeks before Donald Trump returns to the White House, Latin America presents a bleak outlook in which most countries are governed by political forces that, while not openly aligned with Washington, also show no signs…
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Marcos Salgado The Democratic administration in the United States continues to play ahead of the curve. In Ukraine, it puts Europe (and the whole world) on the brink of a confrontation, even a nuclear one, by authorizing Zelensky to use US…
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Aram Aharonian Donald Trump's recent victory in the U.S. presidential election triggered a series of effects on the financial market, and one of the main beneficiaries was Elon Musk, the world's richest man and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, who…
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Marcos Salgado The Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice issued on Monday a “preventive” arrest warrant against the president of Argentina, Javier Milei, for “aggravated robbery” and six other crimes related to the Venezuelan state-owned…
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Aram Aharonian In post-truth times, fake news, mendacious stories and deliberately expressed lies are part of everyday world politics and have become a substantial feature of today's hegemonic culture, which attaches little importance to…
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Aram Aharonian Last Thursday, the UN Security Council addressed the situation in Venezuela during a session requested by Ecuador, with the excuse of increasing tensions that could lead to a direct threat to regional stability and…
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Alvaro Verzi Rangel The departure of former Venezuelan opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia to exile in Spain marks the deplorable interference of the government headed by Pedro Sánchez (he described González as a “hero”), as well…
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Marcos Salgado The situation surrounding the opponents lodged in the Argentine embassy residence in Caracas returned to the media and to the schizoid trendings of social networks on Friday night. What is really known beyond the campaigns…
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Marcos Salgado The arrest warrant issued by a judge in terrorism cases against the former presidential candidate of the Venezuelan ultra-right, Edmundo Gonzalez, has been in force for more than 48 hours, but the tension does not increase.…
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Marcos Salgado The U.S. network CNN confirmed on Monday that the United States confiscated a Venezuelan government plane in the Dominican Republic and transferred it to Miami, where it was conveniently exhibited to the media, in what…
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Aram Aharonian Legend has it that one day Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez met and nine months later Telesur was born. I once promised to narrate the genesis of Telesur, which had so many mothers and fathers... that the saying “ mater sempre…
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