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The Day Leila Khaled Visited a Venezuelan Commune

Jan 6, 2025 | venezuelanalysis.com | Andreína Chávez Alava

In recent years, I’ve had the privilege of visiting El Panal Commune, a revolutionary stronghold nestled in the concrete jungle of Caracas. Here, the working-class community continues resisting the US blockade while building a sovereign project prioritizing life over capital.
Chávez, Spirituality and Revolution: A Conversation with Joel Suárez (Part I) - Venezuelanalysis

Dec 13, 2024 | venezuelanalysis.com

Joel Suárez, a theologian from Cuba’s Martin Luther King Center talks about Chávez as a revolutionary man of faith.
What Is Homelander Doing in Venezuela?

Nov 4, 2024 | venezuelanalysis.com | Andreína Chávez Alava

In October 2023, amidst the ongoing genocide in Gaza, Egyptian comedian Bassem Youssef’s dark humor captured the internet during a viral interview with British TV host Piers Morgan. He highlighted the sadistic nature of Israel and, by extension, US imperialism, likening them to a “narcissistic psychopath” boyfriend who “messes you up and makes you think it’s your fault.” His remark, “You look at Israel as Superman, but they’re really Homelander,” particularly stood out to me.
The Venezuela Elections of 28 July 2024: What and Whom to Believe? - Venezuelanalysis

Sep 10, 2024 | venezuelanalysis.com | Alfred de Zayas |alfred de zayas

Our media rush to issue sensational headlines and frequently make premature judgements, which, when false, are seldom corrected. With regard to the Venezuelan elections of 28 July, we are expected to believe that Nicolas Maduro rigged them. But why do we tend to think that way? Why do the journalists of the New York Times, WaPo, WSJ insist that we should doubt the results of the elections.
Voting Trends: Do They Favor Machado/González or Maduro?

Aug 21, 2024 | venezuelanalysis.com | Arnold August

In this article, for the first time to my knowledge, readers have access to the results of all national electoral results during the current Chavismo period,1998–2024. This information, compiled in the compact table “Venezuela: All National Electoral Results, 1998–2024,” includes all Presidential, Constituent, National Assembly voting, and various types of referendums.
Real Democracy and Continental Integration: A Conversation with Jorge Arreaza

Aug 17, 2024 | venezuelanalysis.com | Cira Pascual Marquina

Real Democracy and Continental Integration: A Conversation with Jorge ArreazaThe current Secretary of ALBA-TCP discusses Venezuela’s profoundly democratic project and the future of South-South integration. Cira Pascual MarquinaContinental integration has been a longstanding project in Latin America. It aims to overcome the balkanization that occurred in the wake of independence, which weakens the region geopolitically.
Media Coverage of Venezuela’s Presidential Election Normalizes US Interference

Aug 12, 2024 | venezuelanalysis.com | Peter Bolton |Roger Harris

Corporate media’s coverage of Venezuela’s July 28 presidential election is akin to an investigation of a homicide that is focused not with identifying the murderer but with an unpaid parking ticket of the victim. Likewise, the media has shifted the narrative into the minutia of electoral procedures, ignoring the much larger issue of US interference in the internal affairs of another sovereign county.
Cybersecurity Expert on Fraud Claims and Voting Safeguards in Venezuela’s Presidential Election - Venezuelanalysis

Aug 5, 2024 | venezuelanalysis.com

Chavista analyst and activist Luigino Bracci talked to Victor Theoktisto to address open questions surrounding the July 28 elections.
Electoral Theater in Venezuela: A Tale from Election Day in Caracas

Aug 4, 2024 | venezuelanalysis.com | Brian Mier

I covered Venezuela’s 3-week presidential campaign season, the elections, and their fallout for TeleSur English, the multilateral public TV news network funded by the governments of Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. I am an experienced analyst of Brazilian politics, but I do not claim to be a specialist in Venezuela. The following is not an analysis but a description of events I witnessed on election night.
Soft Power and the ‘Transition to Democracy’

Jul 3, 2024 | venezuelanalysis.com | Andreína Chávez Alava

If I put a gun to your head and demanded you give me all your money or else you’ll die, it would be an aggravated robbery. If I tricked you into giving me all your money by luring you to join my pyramid scheme, it would also be a robbery but without the obvious trauma. One is blunt violence, the other is manipulation, but both have the same criminal purpose.