Donald Trump stated that the interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, “wants” elections to be held, but he opined that the country is still “not ready” for elections.
The economist Asdrúbal Oliveros warns that recovering Venezuela’s oil industry will be a long-term process, where bringing production back to several million barrels per day could take years and probably more than a decade
The oil agreement between Venezuela and the United States opens the door to a multimillion-dollar capital injection to recover an industry hit by years of deterioration. However, analysts warn that turning Venezuela’s huge reserves into increased production will depend on sustained investments, legal security, and strong institutions.
Donald Trump pointed out that he has had “good conversations” with Russian President Vladimir Putin. “He is not going to attack NATO territory,” he emphasized
The lawyer Ysabel Lonazco explains to El Comercio what the possible revocation of B1 and B2 visas entails, whether this measure can lead to an automatic deportation process, and what rights those with a pending asylum application retain
Canada announced this Tuesday the U.S. products worth about 27.6 billion Canadian dollars (about US$20 billion) to which it will apply tariffs of up to 50%.
The U.S. removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism after decades of sanctions and rapprochement with Damascus.
Trump’s threat against Oman reveals, according to analyst Carlos Novoa, his frustration over the stalemate in negotiations with Iran and the loss of control over the Strait of Hormuz, a situation he considers a sign of “desperation”
Trump Media turns the president’s messages into a new business aimed at Wall Street, while a lawsuit questions privileged access to official information. Analyst Francesco Tucci warns that the initiative may dangerously blur the line between public power and private profit
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