Orlando Avendaño

Bolsonaro's triumph in Brazil has brought back the left/right debate to the forefront. On extremism. It is a debate that, in recent months, has reached a paroxysm. With Trump in the United States, totalitarian feminism in Spain, the…
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The president of Peru, Martín Vizcarra, condemned "the rupture of the constitutional order in Venezuela." He assured that through multilateral forums he will aid the restoration of democracy. Lenin Moreno, president of Ecuador, assured that…
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The article's intention did not seem to involve raising any skepticism about this development. It was weird. The information was unusual. It claimed a high official in the Venezuelan Armed Forces, sanctioned by the United States, was…
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In the article, entitled "No, Venezuela does not prove anything about socialism," Toro rails about what he calls "the conservative American mediasphere." He deems them opportunists, seeking to promote their agendas by taking advantage of…
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On Wednesday, June 27, Bloomberg published an important article, which reveals important details about the current climate within the Venezuelan military. It outlines the existence of a pre-election plot to overthrow the government of…
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First, Vice President Mike Pence, in a historic speech before the Organization of American States, made three decisive statements: "The United States will not sit idly by," "Venezuela will be free," and "failed states have no borders." He…
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Henri Falcón, the ex-Chavista and current leader of the Progressive Advanced party, is alleged to have negotiated the results of upcoming sham presidential elections with dictator Nicolás Maduro. The shocking allegations have been widely…
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In Venezuela, at least four processes of dialogue have taken place between the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro and the representatives of the Venezuelan official opposition in the last four years. All in vain. Unfruitful. Small victories…
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The U.S. senator from Florida, Marco Rubio, spoke on Venezuela in the Univision’s show Al Punto, broadcasted on March 25. He assured that there will not be a military intervention in the country governed by Nicolás Maduro; however, he asked…
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