Why socialist ideas persist
In this series we will publish weekly cutouts from the book by Kristian Niemietz
SOS Venezuela
Can the confrontation of a tyrant by the people to regain democracy be called a coup?
Can we call the legitimate will of the Venezuelan people to recover their country's freedom and democracy a "coup"?
The use of force in Venezuela remains on the table
On Tuesday, April 30, Venezuelans woke up with a surprise on social networks, the interim President of Venezuela Juan Guaidó and the political leader of Voluntad Popular (center left) Leopoldo López called on the armed forces to execute the definitive cessation of usurpation , the first step of the political strategy that aims to conquer freedom in the country and then p
Venezuelan constitutional president claims there’s no socialism, he’s wrong
Constitutional president Juan Guaidó claims Venezuela is not socialist because there's no social justice, while economic indicators show it's the most equal country: equally empoverished.
Rosneft Threatens to Ban Reuters in Russia Over Venezuela Report
The Rosneft oil giant has threatened to ban Reuters from operating in Russia after the international news agency released a report saying that Venezuela had sold oil to Russia in an attempt to evade U.S. sanctions.
