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Guaidó may be drawn into Colombia trial linked to failed incursion to topple Maduro Antonio Maria Delgado, Kevin G. Hall and Shirsho Dasgupta, Miami Herald © FEDERICO PARRA/AFP/AFP/TNS Venezuelan leader Juan Guaidó Márquez may be asked to provide testimony in Colombia about last year’ s botched incursion and attempt to overthrow the Maduro regime. Juan Guaidó Márquez, the Venezuelan lawmaker recognized by the United States and allies as the legitimate leader of his oil-rich country, may be asked to provide testimony in Colombia about last year’s botched incursion a...

Will Venezuela Go To War Over Oil? 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 world. This is hardly surprising, considering the hot streak that ExxonMobil had over the past 5 years, with new companies coming in and stepping up the drilling game. The interest globally attributed to Guyana has aggravated Venezuela’s long-standing grievances over the disputed Essequibo province – before 2015 the Venezuela vs Guyana oil standoff was akin to a David vs Goliath story but now, with Guyana ...

Will Venezuela Go To War Over Oil? By Viktor Katona - Jan 23, 2021, 6:00 PM CST 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 world. This is hardly surprising, considering the hot streak that ExxonMobil had over the past 5 years, with new companies coming in and stepping up the drilling game. The interest globally attributed to Guyana has aggravated Venezuela’s long-standing grievances over the disputed Essequibo province – before 2015 the Venezuela vs Guyana oil standoff was akin to a ...

By Richard Walker It remains to be seen if the failed May 3 operation to kill or capture Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was indeed a real coup attempt or part of a wider conspiracy to launch terror attacks, thereby creating instability within the country. The use of terror to destabilize regimes that Washington has marked for regime change is a familiar tactic, and for another example one has to look no further than Iran, which has endured a campaign of terror launched by its enemies, including Israel, the Saudis, and the U.S. In respect of Iran, its enemies have deployed members of the MEK...

What’s new? After years of political turmoil, elections for Venezuela’s National Assembly ended in a predictable victory for President Nicolás Maduro. Mainstream opposition parties boycotted the poll and, alongside the U.S. and Latin American and European countries, accuse the government of rigging the elections. Why does it matter? Elimination of the opposition majority in parliament will greatly complicate efforts to resolve the standoff with the government. The boycott split the opposition, and dwindling support for its leader Juan Guaidó raises questions about who might face the...