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El American informs about the most relevant news from Venezuela related to politics, economy, culture, and society.
Socialism and Mafias: How Venezuela’s Tragedy Went Off the International Agenda
Both the country and its people are left forgotten and subsumed in the most absolute indolence of the regional governments
Israeli Phone-Hacking Company ‘Cellebrite’ Sold Technology to the Socialist Maduro Regime
Cellebrite, the Israeli phone-hacking company, was used by the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro to prosecute political dissenters and the opposition party.
Diego Maradona Took Payments in Gold From Maduro Regime to Avoid U.S. Sanctions
Maradona allegedly profited from Venezuelan state money by receiving gold pieces in exchange for helping the regime to "unlock" a debt.
WTO Multilateral Meeting Suspended Due to Clashes Between U.S. and Venezuela
The suspension of today's meeting has forced the postponement of other discussions, as the agenda also included trade disputes such as the long-standing conflict between Airbus and Boeing
Maduro Sued by American Family of Slayed Venezuelan Politician
The family is hoping to benefit from the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, which has previously been to prosecute major organized crime organizations.
Venezuela, the Socialist Country Where People Can’t Eat Meat
In Venezuela, the minimum wage is 1,800,000 bolivars, which is equivalent to just under one dollar, according to the official exchange rate of the Central Bank.
Joseph Humire: America is ‘Already in Conflict with Russia, China and Iran’
In an exclusive interview, Joseph Humire noted that a submissive attitude "will never work" in handling Russia, China, and Iran.
Biden Offers to Mediate Talks Between Maduro and Venezuelan ‘Opposition’
"We have to push the Maduro regime to sit down with the opposition to negotiate a way out" said Juan Gonzalez, U.S. national security advisor for the Western Hemisphere
Diego Arria: U.N. Security Council Has Not Helped Cause of Freedom in Venezuela
Diego Arria, economist and former president of the UN Security Council, pointed out that the organization has left aside its "mission" with which it was created to protect the world; and now it is managed under the interests of the main powers.
Rick Scott: ‘Hypocritical’ for Maduro to Adress the U.N. on Human Rights
He added that the U.S. "should not be funding an organization that turns a blind eye to human rights violators"