Venezuela

Food Shipment Destined For Venezuela Seized Due To US Blockade

August 8, 2019 Staff, Telesurenglish.net Educate! Blockades, Latin America, Regime Change, Venezuela

Venezuela’s Vicepresident Delcy Rodriguez denounced Wednesday that a ship containing 25 thousand tons of soy-made products has been seized in the Panama Canal due to the U.S. blockade while calling on the United Nations to take action against the "serious aggression" that impede Venezuela "right to food". "Venezuela denounces before the world that a boat that holds 25 thousand tons of tons of soy, for food production in our country, has been seized in the Panama Canal, due to the criminal blockade imposed by Donald Trump," the vice president said in a tweet.

‘John Bolton Tried To Assassinate Me’: Interview With Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro

August 7, 2019 Ben Norton, Thegrayzone.com Educate! Latin America, Nicolas Maduro, Regime Change, Venezuela

Six months ago, the United States government recognized an unknown opposition leader as interim president of Venezuela. But here in Caracas today, it’s pretty clear who’s in charge. I’ve just concluded a conversation with the elected president, Nicolas Maduro. We talked about the US government’s attempts to delegitimize him as leader, to destroy his country’s economy, and to even end his life. Mr. President, the last US journalist you spoke to I believe was Jorge Ramos, of Univision.

Popular Resistance Expresses Solidarity With Venezuela Against US Blockade

August 6, 2019 Popular Resistance. Educate! Regime Change, Sanctions, United Nations Charter, Venezuela

On August 6, 2019, at the same time that National Security Adviser John Bolton is leading a US delegation in Peru to organize opposition to the elected government of Venezuela, the White House released a statement about a new executive order signed by President Trump that creates a blockade on Venezuela. And it imposes a travel ban, under the discretion of the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security, to block anyone from entering the United States who supports the elected government of Venezuela. Popular Resistance opposes the illegal actions being taken by the United States, including this latest blockade, and urges the United States to end the unilateral coercive economic measures and threats of military attack, which violate the United Nations Charter.

NPR Shreds Ethics Handbook To Normalize Regime Change In Venezuela

August 6, 2019 Lucas Koerner, FAIR. Educate! Media, Propaganda, Venezuela

The Reagan administration in 1982 coerced National Public Radio (NPR) to cover more favorably the US terrorist war then being waged against Nicaragua. As Greg Grandin writes, Otto Reich, head of the administration’s Orwellian propaganda outfit known as the Office of Public Diplomacy, informed the public network that his office had contracted “a special consultant service [to listen] to all NPR programs” on Central America. Dependent on state funding, NPR promptly buckled under pressure, reassigning reporters viewed as “too easy on the Sandinistas,” and hiring conservative pundit Linda Chavez to provide “balance.” NPR published an exclusive interview on May 30 with Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó, in which the self-proclaimed “interim president” was described as “a fugitive in his own country” confronting “authoritarian President Nicolás Maduro.

Sao Paulo Forum: Defending Venezuela Is Defending Our America

August 5, 2019 By Nino Pagilccia, CounterPunch.com Create! Brazil, Latin America, Nationalism, Regime Change, Venezuela

The Sao Paulo Forum (SPF) that took place in Caracas just ended on July 28 fittingly within the framework of remembering the 65thanniversary of the birth of Hugo Chavez with a display of affection and respect for the late Comandante with fireworks and all. By all accounts the SPF has been a politically successful event that followed a significant meeting of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries (NAM) that concluded with a strong political declaration and support of 120 governments for the democratically elected Venezuelan government of Nicolas Maduro.

We Believe Regime Change Begins At Home

August 5, 2019 Max Blumenthal, Informationclearinghouse.info Resist! Latin America, Regime Change, Venezuela

August 03, 2019 "Information Clearing House" - I am representing, alongside my colleagues Anya Parampil and Ben Norton, an independent media organization with no formal relationship to this government or any other government. We are here because our government, and a corporate media which acts as an arm of its foreign policy, is pursuing a dangerous and catastrophic policy of siege and regime change. We have seen the catastrophes that this same policy has caused for Central America, for Iraq, for Libya, for Syria...

CBP Agents Interrogate US Citizen, Seize His Phone, After Venezuela Solidarity Trip

August 4, 2019 Max Blumenthal, The Grayzone Project. Educate! Border Patrol, Embassy Protection Collective, Human Rights, Venezuela

A US citizen has told The Grayzone that the United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) service detained him on his way home from Venezuela and violated his privacy. Sergio Lazo Torrez, a 31 year-old Nicaraguan-American, said the CBP forced him to open his cellphone, grilled him about his political beliefs, and demanded information about his contact with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Torrez was returning to the Washington, DC area on the evening of August 2 when he was detained by CBP at Dulles International Airport in Vienna, Virginia. He had just participated in a week-long tour of Venezuela with over a dozen US citizens, including this journalist and two other reporters for The Grayzone.

In Venezuela, The Right To Housing Is Made Possible By The Revolution

August 2, 2019 By Alex Anfruns, Countercurrents.org Create! Housing, Latin America, Venezuela

Camp Amatina is located in an industrial zone, but other camps were also set up “in upper class, middle class and peri-urban areas, adapting to urban contexts with different characteristics” – explains Housing Vice-Minister Nelson Rodríguez. In Amatina there are about 140 families that meet in weekly assemblies. Iraida Morocoima, one of their spokespersons, welcomes visitors to share this experience: “many people among these families had no idea how to hit a brick. There were certainly others who were bricklayers, but most of us were women.

Venezuela: Disturbing Echoes Of History

August 1, 2019 By Maria Paez Victor, Counterpunch.org Educate! Latin America, Regime Change, Venezuela

The United States, Canada and Europe are relentlessly attacking the legitimate, democratically elected Venezuelan government that represents the hitherto marginalized, impoverished, traditionally abandoned popular classes. It is a worldwide campaign to demonize Nicolás Maduro repeating ad nauseam that he is a dictator, without any evidence and despite free elections. It is similar to the “weapons of mass destruction” canard that opened the way to the devastation of Iraq. For example, social media sends out more than 3,600 false news on Venezuela daily.[1]

Juan Guaidó’s Regime Change Lobby

July 31, 2019 By John McEvoy, Venezuelanalysis.com Educate! Latin America, Regime Change, Venezuela

After Juan Guaidó declared himself Venezuelan president on 23 January, the opposition leader immediately sought to legitimise his parallel government by garnering international support. The US, most European states, and large parts of Latin America moved swiftly to recognise Venezuela’s new "interim president" (indeed, US Vice President Mike Pence had already given Guaidó Washington’s blessing), and the opposition leader began announcing his ambassadorial positions before the month’s end.

Tales Of Resistance: Births And Rebirths Of Comandante Chávez

July 29, 2019 By Jessica Dos Santos, Venezuelanalysis.com Educate! Hugo Chavez, Latin America, Venezuela

President Hugo Chávez was born on July 28, 1954. However, as Gabriel García Márquez would say, “human beings are not born for good the day their mothers give birth to them, rather life forces them to be reborn time and again.” Thus, Chávez was reborn, by natural birth or emergency C-section, every time the times and the national context demanded he reinvent himself. That is how we got to know Chávez the politician, the philosopher, the historian, the economist, the soldier, the religious man, and you can go on counting. But, in each of these lives, culture was ever present.

“We Are The Vaccine Against Unilateralism”: The Non-Aligned Movement Gathers In Venezuela To Resist The Dictatorship Of The Dollar

July 29, 2019 Anya Parampil, Thegrayzone.com Create! Latin America, Regime Change, Venezuela

Late in the evening on July 19, Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif stepped out of a plane and met his Venezuelan counterpart, Jorge Arreaza, on the tarmac outside Caracas with an enthusiastic embrace. Zarif was in town to participate in the ministerial conference of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). “Today in the Middle East and the regions of South America and Latin America, the US is creating instability and insecurity,” Zarif declared to reporters gathered for his arrival. “The resistance of the people of Venezuela against the United States is very important for all the countries of the world.”

120 Countries Defend Venezuela At The Non-Aligned Movement Summit In Caracas

July 25, 2019 Staff, Bolivarian Government of Venezuela Resist! Latin America, Regime Change, Venezuela

The 120 Member States of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries (NAM), approved on Saturday an official document ratifying their recognition to the government of the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro Moros, reject any attempt to expel the South American country from the Organization of the United Nations (UN) and approve the creation of a technical group that will work to combat the unilateral coercive measures imposed on the most vulnerable people.

Western Media Losing Enthusiasm For Failing Coup In Venezuela

July 25, 2019 Lucas Koerner and Ricardo Vaz, Fair.org Educate! Corporate Media, Latin America, Regime Change, Venezuela

When previously unknown Venezuelan opposition politician Juan Guaidó stood up in an East Caracas plaza and declared himself “interim president” of the South American country, Western corporate media were ebullient. In those heady early days, corporate journalists could scarcely conceal their love affair with the 35-year-old politician, whom they likened to Barack Obama (CNN, 2/7/19) and described as a “freedom fighter” (Fox Business, 1/29/19) and Venezuela’s “only democratically elected figure” (MSNBC, 1/24/19), who had “captured the heart of the nation” (New York Times,3/4/19).

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