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📰 NEWS | Venezuela and US Reestablish Diplomatic Ties Following Two-Month Anniversary of Military Strikes Venezuela and the United States announced on March 6 that they are restoring diplomatic relations after a seven-year rupture. The two governments released near-simultaneous statements confirming renewed engagement, though no timeline was given for reopening embassies or consulates. The rapprochement follows the Jan. 3 US military strikes and the detention of President Nicolás Maduro. In the past two months, several senior US officials, including CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Energy Secretary Chris Wright, have traveled to Caracas. Venezuelan authorities have also enacted reforms, including changes to the Hydrocarbon Law, aimed at attracting foreign corporate investment. Read our full report here 👉🏾https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/venezuela-and-us-reestablish-diplomatic-ties-following-two-month-anniversary-of-military-strikes/ #USVenezuelaRelations

🖊🗞OPINION | Venezuela, The Day After Luis Hernández examines Venezuela’s recent history of resisting regime-change initiatives, highlighting the central role of armed forces unity. This opinion piece reviews more than two decades of unsuccessful US-supported attempts, underscores the cohesion of the National Bolivarian Armed Forces, and recalls the 2019 events in Táchira, where efforts to establish a territorial foothold under Juan Guaidó were halted after hours of clashes. 🔗 Read the full piece here: https://shorturl.at/s3s2d #USVenezuelaRelations

📹 With Marco Rubio as Secretary of State, US foreign policy toward South America is ramping up. Sanctions, coups, and interventions loom large. The question isn’t if, but how far this new wave of aggression will go. #USVenezuelaRelations

'Whoever wins in the US, they’ll face a revolutionary government in Venezuela,' stated President Maduro, affirming that Venezuela seeks positive ties despite strained relations with both Democrat and Republican administrations. He warned the next administration against policies that support the opposition’s strategies, previously led by figures like Juan Guaidó and María Corina Machado. Read the full report 👉🏼https://shorturl.at/WWobu #USVenezuelaRelations

In his latest piece, Vijay Prashad examines a quarter-century of relentless US attacks on Venezuela's sovereignty and its Bolivarian Revolution. This compelling read highlights the resilience and defiance of a nation in the face of economic sanctions and political meddling. Learn more here 👉🏽https://bit.ly/42IdVQf #Venezuela#USVenezuelarelations

🖊OPINION | US Imperialism Enters a New Stage: The Left Needs to Take a Close Look at It Steve Ellner takes stock of a new stage of US imperialism and the role of the Left in challenging its advance. The column states that US foreign policy has placed Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba in a “de facto state of war,” marked by sanctions, military measures, and enforcement actions. It cites the January 3, 2026 kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, alongside expanded US monitoring and interdiction of oil shipments. At the same time, it argues that the Left must reassess its analysis, give greater weight to resistance against US aggression, and frame its criticism of governments within the context of sustained external pressure. Read the full opinion piece here 👉🏽https://venezuelanalysis.com/opinion/us-imperialism-enters-a-new-stage-the-left-needs-to-take-a-close-look-at-it/ #Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

📸 IN IMAGES | Venezuela Begins ‘National Pilgrimage’ to Demand End to Sanctions Venezuelan authorities have launched a nationwide “Great National Pilgrimage” to demand an end to US-led sanctions, beginning April 19 and spanning all 24 states. The initiative includes marches, assemblies, and cultural activities, with a final event scheduled in Caracas on April 30. Government officials, including Delcy Rodríguez and Jorge Rodríguez, led opening mobilizations, while sectors of the moderate opposition also expressed support. According to the report, US sanctions (first intensified in 2017) have targeted key industries such as oil, contributing to an estimated $25 billion in annual revenue losses and limiting Venezuela’s access to international financial markets Click here to explore the full gallery 👉🏽https://shorturl.at/DZmpu #Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

🖊OPINION | US Sanctions on Venezuela Continue: Corporate Beneficiaries and a Targeted Society The US continues to maintain its sanctions framework on Venezuela, with no formal rescission of measures. Instead, limited authorizations are issued through licenses by the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control, allowing specific transactions that would otherwise be prohibited. In this opinion piece, Roger Harris explains how the Trump administration is leveraging Venezuela sanctions to benefit Western corporations. Read more here 👉🏽https://shorturl.at/erlNT #Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

🖊🗞OPINION | Trump Might Not Invade Venezuela Yet, but What He Is Doing Is Worse While military options remain on the table, the United States is ramping up economic pressure against the Venezuelan population. In this opinion column, solidarity activist Michelle Ellner examines tighter restrictions on Venezuelan oil exports and increased actions affecting Venezuelan-linked tankers, arguing that these measures are intended to cut off the country’s main source of revenue. Read the full opinion piece here 👉🏾https://shorturl.at/YYs2x #Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

🖊🗞OPINION | US Blockades Venezuela in a War Still Waiting for an Official Rationale Solidarity activist Roger D. Harris examines Washington's ever changing imperialist arguments as it directly targets Venezuela. On December 16, Trump announced a blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers and ordered airspace around Venezuela closed. US actions included seizing a tanker, striking boats, and building up naval forces. Venezuela responded by deploying naval escorts, while China, Mexico, Brazil, BRICS countries, Turkey, and others condemned the escalation. Read the full opinion piece here 👉🏾https://shorturl.at/nZHa8 #Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

📑🖊 OPINION | What July 5th Taught Me That July 4th Never Did Michelle Ellner, a Venezuelan-American activist and CODEPINK campaigner, reflects on what July 5th in Venezuela taught her that July 4th in the U.S. never did. While the U.S. commemorates its independence with celebrations, Venezuela’s July 5 marks an ongoing struggle for sovereignty — one met with sanctions, asset freezes, and foreign interference. Ellner recalls the 2002 U.S.-backed coup against Chávez and a broader campaign of economic warfare that continues under Nicolás Maduro. “True independence,” she writes, “is the right to choose your own path without being punished for it.” Read the full opinion piece here: https://shorturl.at/wTnKc #Sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations

🎥 VIDEO | The ‘Secondary Tariff’ Imperialist Threat Trump’s proposed secondary tariff targets countries trading with Venezuela, whether directly or not. Critics call it arbitrary, unlawful, and imperialist. But could these aggressive moves be backfiring on the US? Watch how trade policy becomes a geopolitical weapon, again. #sanctions#USVenezuelaRelations