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17.08.26 - 14:24
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Trump′s Venezuela Fixer Is Promoting ′America First′ Oil Deals (Bloomberg)
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A Venezuelan mogul who minted a fortune selling power turbines and pumping oil has emerged as the Trump administration's fixer for promoting “America First” deals for favored US companies, as Washington moves to exert more influence in the resource-rich South American country....
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16.08.26 - 18:27
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Wirklich befreit ist nur das venezolanische Öl (Die Welt)
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Nach der Festnahme von Machthaber Maduro hofften viele Venezolaner auf Freiheit. Nun hofiert die Trump-Regierung dessen frühere Gefolgsleute – während führende Figuren der Opposition um Einfluss ringen. Sie vermuten, dass es Washington um etwas anderes als Demokratie geht....
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15.08.26 - 20:09
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Democratic Socialist Leaders Squirm When Asked About Cuba, Venezuela, And Nicaragua′s Dictatorships (ZeroHedge)
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Democratic Socialist Leaders Squirm When Asked About Cuba, Venezuela, And Nicaragua's Dictatorships
Mexican journalist and Miami-based news anchor Jorge Gilberto Ramos Ávalos had one of the most revealing exchanges yet with the leadership of the Democratic Socialists of America.
Ramos repeatedly pressed the socialists' national DSA co-chairs on whether Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua should be classified as dictatorships. Neither of the far-left extremists could provide a direct answer.
Ramos asked Ashik Siddique, co-chair of the DSA:
But help me understand the difference between the kind of democratic socialism that you support and what's happening in Cuba and in Nicaragua, in Venezuela. Recently we heard Daniel Ortega saying that he doesn't want to have elections in Nicaragua.
Of course, Cuba hasn't had multiparty elections since 1959. In Venezuela it is clearly still a dictatorship. So what's your relationship with these countries? Do you believe that Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua are...
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