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How Latin America and Europe React to Events in Venezuela

The intervention of the United States in Venezuela reactivated in Latin America and Europe a foreign policy marked by peripheral realism.

While the Cuban regime maintains its discourse of “solidarity” with Venezuela, the United States is intensifying its influence in Caracas.

President Bernardo Arevalo announces 30-day order after inmates also took 46 people hostage at three prisons.

Already enough martyrs are losing their youth in prison, and an unarmed people can no longer do anything else against the repressive forces.

The capture of Maduro and Flores is not celebrated publicly in Venezuela. In an environment of rising repression…

My five-year-old daughter will start school next year. It’s a public school. We don’t have to pay for her schooling, however…

Reducing the conversation about Venezuela to oil and international law is an ignorant, complicit, and dehumanizing stance.

“I always have new ideas, but when I am working, I do what the painting asks of me, like a water spring that flows slowly.”

They are so similar. Donald Trump and Nicolas Maduro have gigantic egos and believe themselves invincible.

Today’s featured artists are Fabiano do Nascimento (Brazil) and Shin Sasakubo (Japan) with the song “Após a Tempestade” from “Harmonicos” (2024).