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October 19, 2010 With the nationalization of AgroIsleña, the Venezuelan state has taken an important step in the struggle to bring social and economic factors under greater control of the Venezuelan people and out of the hands of private, profit-driven firms. What is yet to be understood is what ecological factors will be considered as the AgroPatria project moves forward.

April 15, 2016 Eva María talks to Trotskyist party Marea Socialista on why they've broken with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and the path forward for the Bolivarian Revolution. 

February 23, 2014 ... for that really has to do with what's called the Dutch disease, that Venezuela receives an influx of petrodollars ...

March 1, 2014 How shall we put today’s revolutionary left in Venezuela into context?

June 24, 2019 ... poorest and most vulnerable Venezuelans are an increase in disease and mortality (for children and adults). The report ...

October 10, 2018 A researcher and environmental activist explains the political, economic and environmental issues surrounding Venezuela's controversial mega-mining project.

January 31, 2014 ... by the oil sector. Hugo Chavez sought to shake off Dutch disease by instituting a range of policies aimed at ...

November 26, 2009 ... Product (GDP). Most widely referred to as “Dutch disease”, the Venezuelan economy suffered from paralysis in ... neglect. With another oil boom in the 1970’s, the Dutch disease only worsened. The increased importation of food ...

October 18, 2009 ... Venezuela (through an economic phenomenon known as "Dutch Disease"), while providing insights into the early stages of ...