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  Dobson: UN Special Rapporteur Blasts ‘Devastating,’ ‘Illegal’ US and EU Sanctions against Venezuela

  UN Human Rights expert Alena Douhan called for sanctions to be lifted and revised
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  Ellner: Maduro’s Decision To Expel European Union’s Ambassador To Venezuela Was Justified

  Maduro’s expelling of the EU’s ambassador in Caracas was a response to the EU’s decision to sanction 19 Venezuelans for “undermining democracy” and alleged human rights abuse
• Morocoima: A New Subjectivity for a New Communal Society

  For the Pioneros Movement, building houses is just one part of radical social transformation
• Hellinger: Maduro’s Brown New Deal for Venezuela

  Nicolás Maduro’s reforms will deepen Venezuela’s oil dependency, slow regional efforts to decarbonize, and shift oil profits to transnational oil companies
• Morocoima: It’s Not About Houses, It’s About Building a New City

  We understand grassroots democracy to be at the center of any true revolution: people governing themselves and producing their own life among equals
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  Iqbal: USA’s Game Plan in Venezuela: Strangulation through Sanctions

  The method for US-styled liberation is peculiar. A country is in pain; increase the pain
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  Jorden: COVAX Agreement

  Venezuela Sends Oxygen and Doctors to Brazilian Amazon, Mexico Cedes Vaccines to Poor Countries, U.S. and Russia Refuse to Join COVAX
• Driver: The Main Form of Media Deception: Censorship-by-Omission

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  Prashad: How a Lawbreaking International Coalition Failed to Overthrow Venezuela’s Government

  Venezuela, with a new National Assembly, is exercising its political sovereignty against the hybrid war attempt to destabilize the country
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  Maduro: “I intend to reconcile the Venezuelans”

  Interview on domestic policy, economics, and international policy
• Flowers: US Airports Are Portals for Disease Spread. Venezuela Shows Another Way

  People in the United States do have a lot to learn from Venezuelans and from people in many other countries that are handling the pandemic well
• Gonzalez: The Semblance of a Bolivarian Bureaucrat

  A look at Venezuela’s “internal enemy”
• Marquina: Two Chavista Blocs, Two Voices: Venezuelan Parliamentary Candidates Speak

  On Sunday Venezuelans will choose their new National Assembly and they have many options
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  Cole: Iran sends Oil, Gas Flotilla to Venezuela; will Trump attack it to Sabotage Biden?

  The odious Elliott Abrams, warmonger-in-chief and old-time supporter of nun-killing right wing death squads in Central America, is now in charge of Iran and Venezuela for Trump and is warning propagandistically against Iran sending missiles to Venezuela
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  Fuentes: Why Venezuela’s National Assembly elections matter

  Venezuelans are set to vote in elections like no other in the country’s recent history when they go to the polls to elect a new National Assembly (AN) on December 6
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  Engler: Canada and Venezuela

  Despite claims to objectivity and fairness, when it comes to Canadian interference in other countries’ domestic affairs, there’s long been only one side to the story reported in the dominant media
• Uzcátegui: Standing by a Radical Chávez

  A key figure from the newly-formed Popular Revolutionary Alternative talks about his expectations for the upcoming parliamentary elections
• Lackowski: A strategy comes home to roost

  The United States has used fake claims of electoral fraud to destabilize other countries; now Donald Trump is using this same weapon against the United States itself
• Aguilera: Communal Organisation: The Barcelona Experience

  Venezuelan communard Iran Aguilera examines the advances of popular power in Anzoátegui State
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  Fuentes: Maduro’s anti-blockade law deepens debate over revolution’s future

  Maduro proposed the new anti-blockade law, arguing it is essential to helping circumvent the sanctions. But some sectors believe it represents an important departure from the socialist policies of his predecessor, Hugo Chávez
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  Ellner: US Sanctions on Venezuela Are Deadly — and Facing Mass Resistance

  For years, right-wingers have sought to destabilize Venezuela, and even proclaimed their own rival “president,” Juan Guaidó. But average Venezuelans understand that US sanctions hurt them — and should be resisted
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  Fuentes: Venezuela: Could rebellion in the ranks spell trouble for Maduro?

  Venezuela is witnessing a rise in “protests of the poor, driven by the difficult situation people face.”
• Iturriza: Chavismo and the Left

  A Chavista author and former minister talks about the Bolivarian Revolution’s innovations and internal tensions
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  Prashad: Venezuela’s Ability to Fight COVID-19 Is Badly Hamstrung by the 31 Metric Tons of Gold Stolen From Its Treasury

  The U.S.-driven sanctions have negatively impacted the capacity of the Venezuelan people to thrive and exercise their human rights
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  Cole: As Trump and Iran square off on Venezuela Oil Shipments, will US Go full Pirate of the Gulf?

  The purpose would be to ramp up US patriotism ahead of the November election and attempt to get the US public on Trump’s side as a war president