The UN Security Council analyzed the growing US military and economic aggression against Venezuela, focused on controlling its energy resources and with a documented humanitarian impact.

Moscow hopes that “common sense” will prevail to avoid a “fatal mistake” with global consequences

The National Assembly of People’s Power of the Republic of Cuba issued a statement strongly condemning “the recent act of piracy and maritime terrorism carried out by the United States government in international waters of the Caribbean Sea” on December 10, when US military forces attacked an oil tanker near the Venezuelan coast. RELATED: Cuba […]

We are making a historic shift. And that historic shift, as the president has said, is the transition to a communal state.

He denounces that the Trump Administration wants to subject the Bolivarian nation to armed aggression based on lies, as they already did in Yugoslavia and Iraq, and assures that the option of surrendering is a historical impossibility.

Vice President Rodríguez stated that Venezuela is doing what must be done: “Appeal to the law, to international legality, and defend its natural resources.”

The Colombian Foreign Minister, while acknowledging the autonomous nature of the organization that awards the prize, believes that this stance is incompatible with the essence and purpose of the recognition.

The bloc described the act as a very serious violation of International Law and a direct attack against the sovereignty of Venezuela.

“Well, we’ll keep it, I guess,” Donald Trump said after being asked by reporters about the fate of the crude oil from the tanker seized off the coast of Venezuela.

Interfaith and community leaders in New York will demand diplomacy and a halt to the US military escalation against Venezuela at a vigil that joins calls from the Vatican and the World Council of Churches.