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Venezuela: “Regime Change” and Washington’s Battle Against Multipolarity

NOVANEWS By Tony Cartalucci Global Research The battle between the established unipolar “international order” dominated by Wall Street, Washington, and London and an emerging multipolar order appears fixated on Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and across the entirety of Asia. However, it extends to virtually every corner of the globe, from competition in the Arctic to politically-motivated controversies in Earth orbit.  The South American nation of Venezuela also seems far-removed from this ongoing competition engulfing the world’s hot spots in the Middle East, Central and Asia, but the fate of this besieged nation is directly linked to the that of the rest of the world, either contributing to an emerging multipolar world order, or providing sanctuary and legitimacy to the establ...
Cuba, Venezuela

Nicolas Maduro Pays Homage to Fidel in Visit to Cuba

NOVANEWS Cuban President Raul Castro Ruiz walked with the Bolivarian administrator, touring the Santa Ifigenia’s expansive grounds. | Photo: Efe Maduro arrived just days after the renowned leader would have celebrated his 91st  birthday. The birth of the late, revolutionary leader Fidel Castro was commemorated Tuesday in a ceremony lead by Cuban President Raul Castro Ruiz and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in Santa Ifigenia cemetery in the eastern province of Santiago de Cuba. RELATED: Venezuela Can Give US 'Free and Fair Elections' Lessons! Maduro arrived just days after the renowned leader would have celebrated his 91st birthday. With flowers adorning the mausoleum, the event began with a ceremonial change of the honor guard, then with the procession...
Bolivia, Russia, Venezuela

Russia, Bolivia Reject US Military Threat Against Venezuela

NOVANEWS Supporters of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro attend a rally against U.S. President Donald Trump in Caracas. | Photo: Reuters The foreign ministers of Russia and Bolivia met to discuss U.S. aggression against Venezuela and strengthening bilateral relations. Russian and Bolivian foreign ministers Sergei Lavrov and Fernando Huanacuni have participated in a joint press conference, reaffirming support for Venezuela’s sovereignty. RELATED: Bolivia, Russia Defend Venezuela's Constituent Assembly Lavrov and Huanacuni denounced U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of military intervention against Venezuela as “unacceptable,” reaffirming the South American country’s right to self-determination. Both leaders also stressed that the only solution to the countr...
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Venezuela Needs Political Solution Based on Government-Opposition Dialogue 

NOVANEWS © REUTERS/ Ueslei Marcelino UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said that Venezuela needs a political solution based on dialogue and compromise between government and the opposition. UNITED NATIONS (Sputnik) — Dialogue between the government and the opposition should serve as a platform for the development of a political solution to the crisis in the country, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told reporters on Wednesday. "Venezuela needs a political solution based on dialogue and compromise between government and the opposition," Guterres said. Related: Venezuela Opposition Leader Says His Passport Annulled to Block Trip to UN Explosion Occurs at Plaza Venezuela Metro Station in Caracas Venezuelan President Maduro Announces...
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What Mainstream Media Got Wrong About Venezuela’s Constituent Assembly Vote

NOVANEWS Venezuelans voted Sunday for representatives of the National Constituent Assembly, amid what the government has called a targeted media campaign to destabilize the country and destroy its sovereignty. International media outlets rushed to discredit the vote, sharing grossly misrepresentative accounts of the historic electoral process. The U.S. newspaper Washington Post, for instance, wrote “the decision to hold the vote appeared set to prolong and deepen the suffering of the people of Venezuela” — despite assurances from Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro that the purpose of the election was to ease economic and political conflicts with the opposition. The Washington Post also insisted the nation’s 2.8 million state workers “risked losing their jobs if they did not vote.” ...
USA, Venezuela

Venezuela: 10 Dead, 200 Voting Centers Attacked as US Sanctions Maduro

NOVANEWS By Lucas Koerner Global Research   Featured image: CNE President said Venezuela voted “massively” for the National Constituent Assembly. | Photo: EFE The U.S. government slapped sanctions on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro one day after the South American country saw record turnout in National Constituent Assembly (ANC) elections amid deadly opposition violence.  On Monday, the US Treasury Department labeled the elected Venezuelan leader a “dictator” and froze his alleged assets in the United States. The measure was legally authorized under Executive Order 13692, which was signed by President Barack Obama in 2015 and brands Venezuela an “unusual and extraordinary threat” to US national security. For his part, Maduro fired back at the White House, calling the move...
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Venezuela – The National Constituent Assembly Is in Place – But the Fight for Sovereignty Isn’t Over

NOVANEWS By Peter Koenig Global Research   Venezuela has voted on 30 July for a National Constituent Assembly (ANC – Asamblea Nacional Constituyente) with a resounding close to 8.1 million votes, or over 41% of the total eligible electorate. The figure was confirmed by the president of the National Electoral Council, Tibisay Lucena. The Chavistas battle cry before the elections was Venceremos! – Ché Guevaras favored revolutionary slogan. And the day after, 31 July, the victorious Ganamos! Accompanied by dancing in the streets. To counter the mainstream presstitute mass media slandering of Venezuela, calling the legitimate democratically elected President a dictator, and that the vote was illegitimate and against the present Venezuelan Constitution – lets explain upfront what th...
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The disinformation campaign on Venezuela

NOVANEWS jis.gov.jm Farooque Chowdhury The disturbances created by the wealthy are part of the imperialists’ intervention plan in Venezuela. The disinformation campaign carried out by the mainstream media is a key component of that effort. So, no one should be surprised by the profusion of Orwellian statements and the incessant vilification of President Maduro in mainstream coverage of Venezuela. Venezuela, it seems, is a riddle to the audiences of the mainstream media. Yet the riddle conceals a fact. A conflict between opposing interests is roaring in the country, and attempts to stoke that conflict are being intensified by the imperialist-interventionist quarter as the day for a vote on the proposed Constituent Assembly—July 30— nears. Every day the mainstream...
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Venezuela: Once Again, Interference From the USA in Latin America

NOVANEWS By Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey PravdaReport Remember the attempted coup d’état in Venezuela in 2002, which failed miserably as Hugo Chavez thrashed his treacherous assailants like a Grand Master of Chess humiliating a rookie with a fool’s mate in three seconds flat? Well ladies and gentlemen they are trying it on again, this time using traitors inside Venezuela (“Opposition”) to create chaos. Fraudulent manipulation by Western stooges This week (on Sunday) the “Opposition” organized an illegal and unofficial public consultation on Government plans to appoint a new Constituent Assembly with powers to substitute the National Assembly, giving it the possibility to alter the constitution. The other side of the coin is that the National Assembly is a bastion of Opposition me...
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Venezuela’s Rightwingers Are No ‘Beleaguered Democrats’

NOVANEWS A study of five instances the right-wing opposition have been anti-democratic in Venezuela shows their real nature, writes Susan Grey By Susan Grey The People's Daily Venezuela’s right-wing opposition groups are often portrayed in parts of the international media as defenders of democracy, but nothing could be further from the truth. Since Hugo Chavez was first elected president in 1998, right-wing groups have used every method imaginable to undermine and destabilise the country’s elected presidents, first Chavez and then Nicolas Maduro. Chavez’s first few years of office saw the introduction of wide-ranging reforms designed to tackle poverty and inequality, meaning Venezuela’s resources were used to benefit the majority instead of the wealthy elite. However, Chavez’s...