Washington is reviving the ‘War on Drugs’ to attempt to overthrow the Bolivarian Revolution, threatening everything from military force to the assassination of government leaders.

Venezuela is rebuilding amid an information war that obscures the effects of sanctions, frozen assets, and decades of US economic warfare – and turns human suffering into another pretext to discredit the Bolivarian process.

Venezuela’s opposition yet again cries fraud in the 28 July presidential but fails to provide evidence. Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of Chavistas, their frustrations grounded in the understanding that the US-hybrid war is the root of the crisis, take to the streets and chant no volverán: they [the oligarchy] will not return.

Bombs fell on Caracas. A president kidnapped to New York. From Delhi to Jakarta to Sydney, Asia-Pacific rises in fury—because solidarity against imperialism knows no borders.

The US assault on Venezuela did not begin on 3 January 2026 – but the bombing of the country and the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro Moros and Cilia Flores once again lay bare Washington’s contempt for sovereignty and international law.

US strikes Venezuela; export controls on Japan; DeepSeek’s AI breakthrough; ‘Kill Line’ goes viral.

With rapid military escalation and a redeployed ‘War on Drugs’ narrative, the Trump administration appears to be laying the groundwork for an attack on the Venezuelan people.

Amid the Trump administration’s intensified imperialist siege in the Caribbean, Venezuelans have turned to the recently canonised Saint José Gregorio Hernández (1864–1919) as a symbol of national pride, unity, and steadfastness.

Shuttle diplomacy in Southeast Asia, Venezuela defence at UN; up to 42.7% tariffs on EU dairy; renewable energy named 2025 breakthrough; Dongzhi Festival.

Dossier no. 61 retraces the strategic thought of Hugo Chávez, a man who promoted the transformation of Venezuela from the bottom up, building up the Bolivarian Revolution that continues to march forward a decade after his death.

CPC marks 105 years; aid rushed to quake-hit Venezuela; record port throughput; village livestreaming lifts rural incomes.