The Dangerous Reality of a Crumbling Society
By J.G. Martinez I have been thinking deeply about how everything has unfolded to produce such an outcome. It is not like it was unexpected…
By J.G. Martinez I have been thinking deeply about how everything has unfolded to produce such an outcome. It is not like it was unexpected…
By Kyle Anzalone Washington has launched another attempt to remove Nicolas Maduro from power in Caracas. On Thursday, the State Department said that Edmundo González…
By Daniela Gonzalez Here comes the rain again. This is not just the title of a popular song. It is a metaphor that implies what…
By Roger D. Harris Even the US business magazine Forbes expressed surprise at the reimposition of US sanctions on Venezuela’s gold sales and its threat…
By Tyler Durden Just on the heels of the recent panic over the risk of a Venezuela invasion of its neighbor Guyana, fears which finally subsided over a…
By J.G. Martinez Finances. This is the real scourge of our time. Make poor financial decisions, and they will haunt you for a long time. By…
By J.G. Martinez Although I have done my best to try and describe most of what we have gone through, I realize there are some…
Op-Ed by Emily Thompson The United States and Venezuela held a secret meeting a few weeks ago in Qatar with the president of the Venezuelan…
By J.G. Martinez The pandemic has undoubtedly caused financial stress for people all over the world. Very few countries have escaped. However, we had already…
By J.G. Martinez Writing about my country is getting harder every time I sit behind a keyboard. It’s not a love-hate relationship. It’s far from…
By Dave DeCamp The US has granted Chevron a limited license to restart pumping oil in Venezuela in the most significant easing of sanctions on…
By Tyler Durden The writing is on the wall for Europe in terms of this coming winter – it’s going to get ugly. With natural…
By J.G. Martinez Seeing that hyperinflation on a global scale isn’t too far off in the future, I wanted to take the time today to…
By Joseph Salerno The Venezuelan government recently lopped off six zeros from its hyperinflating currency, the bolivar. The highest denomination currency note of 1 million bolivars, worth less…