How China and Russia are losing ground in Venezuela's oil to the U.S.: what will happen to their agreements?

How China and Russia are losing ground in Venezuela’s oil to the U.S.: what will happen to their agreements?

The oil agreement with the United States reduces the space that China and Russia occupied in Venezuela for years, although Caracas assures that its commitments with both countries remain in force. For political scientist José Vicente Carrasquero, the key lies in who now controls the resource: “The oil still belongs to Venezuela, but the control of those 65 billion barrels is being assumed by the United States.”

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In which country would you like to live?

In which country would you like to live?

This is the question that we at Conscious Capitalism Peru pose to the young people participating in the Conscious Young Citizens workshop in different regions of the country. And the answers, regardless of the place, are repeated. Young people want to live in a country with security, real access to quality education and health. Where women are not afraid to walk down a dark street or get into a taxi. Where they have economic opportunities and are not discriminated against because of their race or place of origin. They want a country without corruption, hitmen, illegal mining, or drug trafficking. They want to live in democracy, with freedom and dignity.

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Trump reduces military exercises with South Korea: what is behind it and what role does Kim Jong-un play?

Trump reduces military exercises with South Korea: what is behind it and what role does Kim Jong-un play?

Trump’s decision to reduce exercises with South Korea could have a dual purpose: freeing military resources for the conflict with Iran and increasing economic pressure on Seoul. According to analyst Carlos Aquino, “reducing the military presence in South Korea can also be another means of pressure” in negotiations with his Asian allies

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