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• Vaz: ‘Not in Chavez’s Name’

  A Critique of Police Violence in Venezuela’s Barrios
• Marin: Venezuela Teachers’ Strike

  ‘Those of Us Who Continue to Teach Do So Out of Love’
• Vergel: Democratize the Land, Empower the People

  A campesino organization calls for a new way of doing politics, inspired by Chavez
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  Koerner: Media Conceal Chile’s State Criminality, Delegitimize Bolivian Democracy

  The coverage of Chile’s uprising proves once again that criminality on the part of Western states and their clients is perfectly palatable to corporate journalists whose atrocity, Michael Parenti observes, is always “against the truth.”
• Vaz: Strike at the Helm at Seven

  Seven years ago, Chávez delivered his final major speech, laying out his vision of Venezuela’s socialist transition
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  Dobson: Venezuela Government Hosts International Commune Congress

  Maduro affirmed that popular power is “the soul” of the Bolivarian project
• Jaua: Neoliberalism, Hell No

  A look at the current anti-neoliberal uprisings in Ecuador and Argentina through the lens of decades of similar struggle in Venezuela
• Lopez-Gonzalez: Venezuela’s Thermoelectric Power Plants

  The Venezuelan Observatory of Political Economy argues in favour of a sustainable electrical generation model based on wind power
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  Prashad: Trump Lashes Out at Iran, China & Venezuela

  President Trump made his third address to the United Nations General Assembly amid simmering tensions in the Middle East over recent attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities, which the United States blames on Iran
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  Emersberger: Amazon’s Anti-Venezuela Propaganda

  Amazon's new anti-Venezuela TV series and the media complicity surrounding it
• Rojas: Rebuilding the Hegemony of Chavismo

  An intellectual committed to the communal project talks about the contradictions that the popular movement is facing in Venezuela today
• Young: Washington Intensifies Its Collective Punishment of Venezuelans

  Despite previous sanctions leading to over 40,000 deaths in Venezuela over two years, the U.S. is escalating its economic offensive
• Young: Washington Intensifies Its Collective Punishment of Venezuelans

  Despite previous sanctions leading to over 40,000 deaths in Venezuela over two years, the U.S. is escalating its economic offensive
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  Koerner: Washington Escalates Venezuela Sanctions into Full-Fledged Embargo

  The latest measures amount to a total trade embargo impacting both US and foreign entities
• Prado: In Venezuela, Social, Popular and Communal Unity Is Not an Illusion

  The Corriente Revolucionaria Bolívar y Zamora interviewed Ángel Prado, the spokesperson of the Socialist Commune El Maizal, a campesino organization dedicated to building socialism at the grassroots level in Venezuela
• Rojas: Rebuilding the Hegemony of Chavismo

  An intellectual committed to the communal project talks about the contradictions that the popular movement is facing in Venezuela today
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  Chomsky: “The Task Ahead Is Enormous, and There Is Not Much Time”

  Interview on climate change, US empire, antisemitism, Venezuela, and much more
• Harris: Justifying Regime Change in Venezuela

  UN High Commissioner on Human Rights Michelle Bachelet’s report on Venezuela echoes the US government’s talking points, which are designed to terminate the two-decade-old Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela
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  Fuentes: Amid crisis and sanctions, LGBTI activists continue to demand change

  One of the sectors hardest hit by Venezuela's economic crisis is the nation’s LGBTI community
• Vaz: A ‘Chavista Overcoming of the Crisis’

  Reports on efforts from the Chavista left to regroup and rescue Chávez’s socialist horizon
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  Emersberger: Trump Sanctions Have Killed Thousands of Venezuelans

  The study is the clearest evidence of the devastating impact US policy is having on the people of Venezuela
• Vargas: New Socialist Communities

  A powerful social movement to reclaim urban space also has ideas about how to overcome the crisis in Venezuela
• Vargas: The Urban Revolution

  Venezuela’s cities have given birth to a powerful social movement aimed at fighting capitalism on a territorial level
• Vaz: Venezuela: Demanding Housing Self-Management

  Popular movements want to build half of the houses planned by the national Housing Mission
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  Emersberger: Study Linking US Sanctions to Venezuelan Deaths Buried by Reuters

  Even worse than being the “resistance” to Maduro is that Reuters has often made itself the “assistance” to politicians like Rubio, who are vicious enough to celebrate the economic strangulation of millions of people