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📰 NEWS | Maduro Rejects US ‘Economic Hegemony’ as Trump Touts Sanctions, Tariffs Impact President Nicolás Maduro warned that the US aims to “enslave” countries through trade wars and economic coercion, calling for resistance ahead of Venezuela’s May 25 vote. His remarks came as Donald Trump said Venezuela “has no money” due to sanctions and secondary tariffs targeting oil-related trade. Chevron must end operations by May 27 under new US rules. 🔗 Read our report here: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/maduro-rejects-us-economic-hegemony-as-trump-touts-sanctions-tariffs-impact #DonaldTrump#Economy#Sanctions

🎥 VIDEO | The Venezuelan Economy in a Nutshell Its phenomena have long confounded analysts. Predictions have been shattered by a wild reality. Imbalances reach extreme levels. Yes, we are talking about the Venezuelan economy. Our latest video does not solve all the mysteries, but it does lay out some of the key elements to understand the Caribbean nation's economic struggles, the root causes and possible solutions. 👉 Click here to watch the full video: https://youtu.be/wmfmKCS8c4o?si=UnVAlMIv7QcadPSl This is a co-production between Venezuelanalysis and Tatuy TV. #Economy#Sanctions

🗣 OPINION | The Trump Administration’s Foreign Policy Menu on Venezuela 🇻🇪🇺🇸 Trump’s policies on Venezuela are once again rooted in imperialism, from government-change attempts with “Guaidó 2.0” to harsher sanctions targeting oil. As stated in the latest opinion piece of VA, Ricardo Vaz writes, “Regime change in Caracas remains the ultimate goal for the US, pursued through economic warfare.” His focus on migration only worsens the crisis, ignoring the root causes. Despite this, the Venezuelan people’s resistance continues. 🔗 Read the full analysis here: https://shorturl.at/M0v4X #DonaldTrump#sanctions#USVenezuelarelations

📑🖊 OPINION | Trump’s Latin American Policies Go South John Perry and Roger Harris take stock of the Trump administration's Latin America policies and the challenges for leftist governments in the region. Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua face sanctions, trade barriers, and deportation rollbacks. Despite this, these nations are forging alliances with China, resisting economic pressure, and winning small victories, like Venezuela’s release of 252 citizens from a Salvadoran prison. Meanwhile, Trump’s actions in Brazil and Panama have triggered protests and backlash. 👉🏽 Read the full opinion piece here: https://venezuelanalysis.com/opinion/trumps-latin-american-policies-go-south/ #DonaldTrump#Sanctions#Migration

🎙 Episode 31 of the VA Podcast is live: Is Edmundo González ‘Guaidó 2.0’? The Venezuelanalysis podcast tackles the proverbial million-dollar question everyone is talking about: is the Trump administration about to do a rerun of the “interim government,” this time with Edmundo González in place of Juan Guaidó? Host José Luis Granados Ceja is joined by fellow VA writer and editor Ricardo Vaz to talk about the different scenarios, sanctions and the economic balancing acts the Maduro government is facing. Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nvrvw4M2jqo #DonaldTrump#opposition#sanctions

Este jueves en El Machete Televisión, 8 pm Síguenos, acompáñanos 👉🏻 La clase obrera frente al nuevo gobierno de #DonaldTrump 👉🏻 La lucha sindical en la educación media-superior 👉🏻 Entrega gobierno títulos falsos a pobladores de Maclovio Rojas

In the USA, after 232 years, they stopped minting the one—cent coin — now prices will be rounded up to 5 cents. 🪙 In the USA, they stopped producing the smallest coin, the penny, which has been minted since 1792. The day before, the last copy was made at the Philadelphia mint, after which the issue was completely stopped. President Donald Trump previously explained the decision by saying that "the coin is almost not used, but is too expensive": the production of one penny cost the state about 4 cents due to the high cost of copper. According to the Treasurer of the United States, Brandon Beach, the last issued coins will be sold at auctions. For ordinary circulation, minting ended back in June, but pennies will remain legal tender — there are about 300 billion such coins in circulation. The abandonment of production will lead to the fact that prices in stores will be rounded to the nearest 5 cents, which causes dissatisfaction with part of the business: the White House has not yet provided clear instructions on how to conduct rounding. According to media estimates, giving up pennies will save about $56 million per year. #Economy 👂More on Trump's Ear

India GST collections hit ₹2.43T in Apr’26 vs ₹2.23T (ex-cess) last year, +8.7% YoY; net GST ₹2.11T, +7.3%. Import-linked GST up 25.8%. Despite tax cuts, higher taxable value signals consumption strength; FY27 Centre target ₹10.2T. #Economy

Centre to maintain FY27 capex at ₹12.22 lakh crore (+~9% YoY) vs ₹2 lakh crore in FY15. Govt to exit non-strategic sectors to crowd in private investment; LPG imports at ~60% with ~90% via Hormuz flagged as risk. R&D spend at 0.6% of GDP under review. #Economy

🇮🇳🤝🇨🇳 India gives fast track nod for China FDI in seven sectors “These are capital goods, electronic capital goods, electronic components, polysilicon and ingot wafer, advanced battery components, rare earth permanent magnets, and rare earth processing” #Economy https://t.co/w0FYHf2dWh

Invest India brings in $6.1 bn investments across 60 projects in FY26 and It is estimated that India will attract investment worth $90 billion this year. #Economy

More than 75% of India’s gold reserves are held locally now. It was less than 50% two years ago. #economy