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Politics of the Commons: Returning to Chávez

May 20th 2022
VA columnist Reinaldo Iturriza explains why he thinks the Bolivarian Process needs to "return" to Chávez.
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Internal Contradictions: A Conversation with Thaís Rodríguez

May 13th 2022
A Chavista filmmaker and organizer talks about the struggle to get imprisoned workers released.
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How the Sanctions Affect Collective Lands: Voices from Cinco Fortalezas Commune (Part II)

May 6th 2022
A commune led by women in the east of Venezuela finds ways to overcome the impact of the US blockade.
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Rebellious Sugarcane Growers: Voices from Cinco Fortalezas Commune (Part I)

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Land Reform

Rebellious Sugarcane Growers: Voices from Cinco Fortalezas Commune (Part I)

Apr 29th 2022
A commune in the East of Venezuela struggles with the owner-manager of a nearby central while building new social relations.
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Jump-Starting a Commune: Voices from Monte Sinaí

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Economy

Tales of Resistance: Venezuela Is Fixed?

Apr 26th 2022
VA columnist Jessica Dos Santos takes stock of an improving economic context while laying out the challenges that remain.
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May 10th 2022

Biden Vacillates as Venezuela’s Maduro Gains Ground

Media Watch
May 5th 2022

On Venezuela, Only Hawkish ‘Dissent’ Allowed

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Apr 22nd 2022

Jump-Starting a Commune: Voices from Monte Sinaí

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Apr 20th 2022

The Venezuela Coup, 20 Years Later

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Apr 19th 2022

A Milestone: Venezuela’s Communard Union Stages Its Foundational Congress

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Apr 15th 2022

Communal Enterprises & Economic Autonomy: Luisa Cáceres Commune (Part II)

International
Apr 12th 2022

Around the World in 60 Days: Repercussions of the Ukraine Conflict for Venezuela

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Apr 7th 2022

Self-Government in Times of Blockade: Luisa Cáceres Commune (Part I)

Bolivarian Project
Apr 5th 2022

Navigating Alternate Realities

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Apr 1st 2022

Sanctions and the World Economic Order: A Conversation with Prabhat Patnaik

International
Mar 24th 2022

New Great Game: Can Venezuela Negotiate an End to Deadly US Sanctions?

Economy
Mar 22nd 2022

Tales of Resistance: The (Un)Desired Privatization

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