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• Venezuelanalysis.com: Economy Under Siege: Venezuela’s Crisis in Facts and Figures

  With plots and explanations, we delve into Venezuela's economic struggles
• Stangler: U.S. Sanctions Blamed as Venezuela Laments Frozen Order for Medicine

  One of Portugal’s largest banks is holding up a $12.7 million order to fund shipment of medical supplies and vaccines to Venezuela
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  Emersberger: The Media Myth of ‘Once Prosperous’ and Democratic Venezuela Before Chávez

  The following piece is adapted from the authors’ new book, Extraordinary Threat: The US Empire, the Media and 20 Years of Coup Attempts in Venezuela, published by Monthly Review Press.
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  Emersberger: HBO’s Anti-Maduro Propaganda Is Cruder Than Venezuelan Oil

  From the trailer alone, it’s obvious that A La Calle depicts Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López as a noble democrat. That’s outrageous.
• Heintz: Venezuela and the U.S. Left at a Crossroads

  The U.S. Left’s natural allies in Venezuela are the activists and grassroots movements fighting for the rights of workers, Indigenous peoples, women, and LGBTQI+ communities
• López: Maduro Off the Ropes and Straight to Mexico

  Tthe importance of Maduro’s presence at the CELAC Summit in Mexico
• Vaz: Campesinos Occupy Sugar Mill, Demand Government Answers

  The producers pointed the finger at the private management for the plant's paralysis and vowed to “rescue” it
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  Wilpert: Objectivity and Commitment

  Interview on the origins of Venezuelanalysis and reflects on the relationship between commitment and objectivity in news reporting
• Páez victor: Hush, Hush (Venezuela is Winning!)

  So let us celebrate these negotiations. They are a triumph of México, Norway, Netherland, and Russia; a triumph of the Venezuelan government
• García: Participative Democracy under Siege

  Chávez used to say: Commune or nothing! We should add that communes without means of production are almost nothing
• Zapata: Sanctions Didn’t Help Cubans, Iranians or Venezuelans. They Won’t Help Afghans

  Economic punishment is taking a brutal toll during the pandemic
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  Emersberger: The Media Myth of ‘Once Prosperous’ and Democratic Venezuela Before Chávez

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• Marquina: The Struggle to Keep Chávez’s Legacy Alive

  Interview on the impact of the sanctions on a Venezuelan commune
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  Engler: Lima Group loses Lima

  Peru’s new Foreign Affairs Minister called the Lima Group the country’s “most disastrous” ever foreign policy initiative
• Marquina: New Production Strategies

  A flagship commune in Venezuela responds to the US blockade by diversifying its production
• Millán: Venezuela’s Special Economic Zones

  A former minister of Hugo Chávez talks about the government’s new economic strategy
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  Fuentes: ‘Turning right, repressing left’

  How Venezuela's Maduro shifted course
• Lenzo: The Communard Union, Chávez’s Ideas in Action

  A grassroots organization is re-politicizing and reactivating communal initiatives
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  Fuentes: ‘Commune or nothing’

  New laws reignite old debates over communal power in Venezuela
• Main: Sanctions, Making Venezuela Scream

  Interview on the economic and political impact of the sanctions
• Jaua: Venezuela’s Popular Democracy under Siege

  An interview on the internal dynamics of the Bolivarian process
• Vaz: Rural Producers Protest ‘Fraud’ at Sugar Mill

  Local communes and the Communard Union have joined the demonstrations in Sucre State
• Harris: Report Documents US Responsibility For Venezuela’s Humanitarian Dilemma

  Despite inhumane sanctions by the US and its allies, the Bolivarian Revolution has endured because of its popular support
• Gilbert: An Unannounced Rupture in Venezuelan Politics

  What clearly sets the Venezuelan people apart from most other peoples in the world is the recent memory of having participated in politics and of having had a government intervening on their behalf.
• Granados Ceja: Venezuela Rolls Out Economic Support as COVID-19 Infections Spread

  The measures include a ban on evictions, a special “stay at home” benefit for two million private-sector workers, and a one-time benefit for 15 million people