According to political scientist Benigno Alarcón Deza, “his return to Venezuela is the most significant political event since 3 January and will have consequences”, becoming the “catalyst for a process that Delcy Rodríguez’s government could only have halted through repression”: a form of repression that is no longer possible

The Nobel Peace Prize laureate has returned to the country following Maduro’s capture and months in exile. Negotiations between the regime and the opposition are continuing, but the veto on her candidacy, political guarantees and the date of the new elections remain unresolved.

Without Venezuelan petrodollars and with the old funding system now defunct, Lula faces the final sprint against Flávio Bolsonaro. For the PT, a comeback also depends on its ability to mobilise new financial backing, whilst the alliance with Caracas is no longer an asset

Sudden cancellations, mysterious U-turns by the United States itself and denied landing permits: an odyssey that the Nobel laureate has been enduring for months now

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Machado contests the illegality of the agreement on the Venezuelan people’s resources, signed by Maduro’s former second-in-command. Harvard professor Ricardo Hausmann accuses Rubio following all the broken promises

The son of a musician and a jewellery designer, he is the individual whom the U.S. president employs to secure Venezuelan oil. Over time, he has established himself as a trusted interlocutor, despite a turbulent track record.