On August 25, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) publicly announced that it had formally submitted Case No. 14.267 to the Inter-American Court of…
The amnesty law approved in Venezuela was initially welcomed as a real possibility for beginning to close one of the most painful chapters of political…
The departure of Gianluca Rampolla, who completed his five-year mission as UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Venezuela in early August 2026, generated mixed and…
Venezuela is heading toward a new attempt at dialogue between a sector of the opposition and the de facto government. On August 1, Dinorah Figuera…
The architecture of international criminal justice is facing an unprecedented upheaval. The global stage has entered a phase of systemic cynicism where ideological extremes converge.…
Donald Trump’s recent statements regarding declassified CIA documents related to Venezuela’s electoral process have sparked a new wave of speculation. However, a careful review of…
An emergency comprises multiple layers. It has more visible and painful facets, such as those produced by the natural disaster that has kept the country…
The recent earthquakes that struck Venezuela represent far more than a natural disaster. They constitute a severe stress test for a country whose institutions had…
The response of the Venezuelan regime and its Armed Forces to the two earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 has been characterized by a combination…
Six months have passed since Delcy Rodríguez was appointed interim president. This period was supposed to end a cycle of provisional rule, but it has…