Will Venezuela Go To War Over Oil? | OilPrice.com
January 2021 is still far from over yet the pages of Oilprice already boast 6 articles about Guyana being the hottest drilling spot in the…
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The 2020 election post: the vote funeral
For those still aware of the existence of this blog you may remember that I had a post or posts about Venezuelan elections since 2003….
Oil Giants Play It Cool As World’s Largest Crude Market Recovers | OilPrice.com
The Asian market has moved into a state of cautious expectation. Although October is still only halfway through, one can state with a great degree…
Borrell Rules Out Observation Mission If Nothing Changes | Caracas Chronicles
The report on human rights still provokes reactions Photo: The Washington Post Briefing Borrell Rules Out Observation Mission If Nothing Changes Maduro stays quiet on…
Private Companies Authorized to Import Gas | Caracas Chronicles
Still pushing the sabotage stories. Photo: CBS News Briefing Private Companies Authorized to Import Gas Or that’s what Omar Prieto, Zulia governor, says; Two healthcare…
Borrell Rules Out Observation Mission If Nothing Changes | Caracas Chronicles
The report on human rights still provokes reactions Photo: The Washington Post Briefing Borrell Rules Out Observation Mission If Nothing Changes Maduro stays quiet on…
Private Companies Authorized to Import Gas | Caracas Chronicles
Still pushing the sabotage stories. Photo: CBS News Briefing Private Companies Authorized to Import Gas Or that’s what Omar Prieto, Zulia governor, says; Two healthcare…
Maduro’s Government Releases Political Prisoners, Calls it “Pardon” | Caracas Chronicles
There’s still pain on Roberto Marrero’s face. Photo: El Clarín Briefing Maduro’s Government Releases Political Prisoners, Calls it “Pardon” The measure was announced as a…
Making a Buck Off the Quarantine | Caracas Chronicles
As it is with most everyone still trying to make a living in Venezuela during these pandemic times, there’s a main trade and a secondary…
Venezuela: Where Scarcity Becomes Business | Caracas Chronicles
The news was still fresh when folks with quite the entrepreneurial mindset in Táchira state began “importing” pre-paid DirecTV kits sold across the border in…
