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María Corina Machado has demonstrable, public links to Spain’s Vox and to the European far‑right network Patriots for Europe through formal endorsements, summit appearances and communications, though ...
Reporting documents a web of public ties, endorsements and mutual praise linking María Corina Machado and other Latin American opposition figures to international right‑wing parties and personalities—...
Studies estimating excess mortality linked to sanctions on Venezuela deploy a mix of survey-based excess-death calculations, macroeconomic counterfactual modeling, and import/health-service flow analy...
Venezuela carried out a wholesale nationalization of its oil industry effective 1 January 1976, converting foreign concessionaires into state-controlled affiliates under PDVSA and replacing operators ...
There is no factual, sourced figure in the reporting that quantifies "how much oil was stolen by Venezuela from BP"; major outlets and experts describe nationalisations and restructurings of foreign o...
María Corina Machado’s international profile shows repeated interactions with figures and platforms identified by several outlets as part of a transnational far‑right constellation—most notably Spain’...
Multiple academic teams and method-driven analysts applied electoral-forensic tools to the contested July 28, 2024 Venezuelan presidential vote: notably Dorothy Kronick’s verification of opposition-pu...
Venezuela’s 1976 nationalization of oil assets was implemented with compensation arrangements that invited U.S. companies to continue as service providers and accepted roughly $1 billion settlements f...