PressTV-‘US attempting regime change in Turkey, Venezuela’ . . The United States is attempting to implement regime change in Turkey and Venezuela, American writer and academic James Petras says. . ..…

Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro has rejected US interventionism in the Latin American country, saying Washington opposes Venezuelan independence and determined to stop it at all costs. . ..…

In general, the Mexican left and the more politically conscious activists in the labor movement tend to support the Cuban Revolution and incline toward Hugo Chávez of Venezuela. The main issue is the defense of these Latin American countries from the United States. ..…

Chávez, through his friendship with Fidel, was able to go further, not only with a Venezuelan or Cuban project, but with a Latin American integration project. Let’s compare Venezuela before Chávez and after. The people have benefited with many achievements, which have been shared with..…

The text notes that challenges remain such as transnational criminal organizations that “perpetuate violence and corruption, and threaten the stability of Central American states including Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.” . Referring to Cuba and Venezuela, it is claimed that their..…

He was also joined by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro Moros, who was welcomed with cries of “Long live Venezuela!” ... Two young doctors, Joaquin Morante and Sitembile Sales, who trained at Havana’s Latin American School of Medicine, thanked Cuba for its solidarity and commitment..…

He argues that Cuba should draw on the “new Latin American constitutionalism” in Venezuela, Bolivia, and Ecuador, where constituent assemblies were convened to draft new constitutions that embrace the principles of both representative and direct democracy. ..…

The irony is, Venezuela is a country that traditionally received immigrants, including people who fled Latin American dictators in other countries. . Your family sought refuge in Venezuela in the past. Does this give you a personal connection? ..…

Between August and September 2015, Venezuelan security forces deported more than 1,700 Colombians, and at least 22,000 more left Venezuela, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.[99] The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) reported..…

Sarmiento’s statements were made at a time when Venezuela was facing a high number of cases of mosquito-transmitted diseases, with the Pan American Health Organization reporting an estimated more than 34,000 suspected cases of chikungunya and 75,000 suspected cases of dengue in 2014. ..…