Six months after Maduro’s capture: Broad support for political change and the January 3 operation

The Daily Journal.— As Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores complete six months in custody in the United States, where they face criminal proceedings before the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, a recent survey by Delphos provides a snapshot of Venezuelan public opinion on the political landscape that followed the […]

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Venezuela’s oil development will depend on political stability, experts say

EFE — Venezuela’s oil sector development following the opening to foreign investment promoted by the United States will depend largely on political stability in the South American country, several economic experts told EFE on Monday after participating in a forum at the Andrés Bello Catholic University (UCAB). Economist Luis Zambrano Sequín argued that no one […]

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Universities Generate Knowledge and Also Want  to Produce “Money” Through a Special Economic Zone

Professor  Dilio  Hernández,  director  of  the  UCV  Center  for  Research  and  Prospective  Analysis,  proposes  incorporating  both  public  and  private  universities.  The  project  is  advancing under the framework of the Organic Law on Special Economic Zones. By Vanessa Davies  The  “house  that  conquers  the  shadows”  seeks  to  overcome  not  only  the  specters  of  every  kind  looming  […]

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ENCOVI 2025: Monetary Poverty in Venezuela Falls to 68%, but Failures in Public ServicesStall Multidimensional Well-Being

The  Daily  Journal. –  Anitza  Freitez,  coordinator  of  the  National  Survey  of  Living Conditions  (ENCOVI)  and  director  of  the  Institute  for  Economic  and  Social  Research  at  the Andrés  Bello  Catholic  University  (IIES-UCAB),  presented  the  results  of  the  2025  survey  this  Thursday.  During  her  presentation,  the  researcher  highlighted  a  sustained  downward  trend  in  monetary  poverty  since  […]

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