Venezuela

Reporting on Venezuela’s political institutions, elections and oil economy, alongside U.S. pressure and disputes over sovereignty. Explore the forces shaping public life and the country’s place in the region.

26 Oct 2026

Rubio Demands Venezuela Rebuild Its Election System Before Any Vote

Pamphlets V9 news card showing María Corina Machado with the headline Machado Returns — Washington Keeps Power Without a Vote

25 Oct 2026

Machado Returns to Venezuela as Washington Keeps Power Without a Vote

Planta Centro power station in Venezuela, shown in an authentic 2010 archival photograph

25 Oct 2026

China Moves to Restart 600 MW at Venezuela’s Planta Centro Power Plant

8 Oct 2026

Washington Accuses Maduro of Torture. Who Judges the U.S.?

Pamphlets V7 hero card using a real 2007 photograph of the Central Bank of Venezuela building in Caracas by Caracasapie, licensed CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons.

2 Oct 2026

IMF Return to Venezuela Isn't Yet a Loan Deal

Related: Cuba · Brazil · Anti-imperialism

About Pamphlets

Pamphlets is an independent, collectively operated political news and analysis publication. We cover America, Eurasia, Africa, China and the Global South from a socialist and anti-imperialist perspective. Articles use editorial pen names or the collective Pamphlets Staff byline. The named identities are editorial voices, not claims of separately staffed overseas bureaus or independent correspondent identities. Portraits are illustrative.

Editorial pen names: Gianna Mao, Carlitos Marquez, Hugo Castro, Luigi Vanzetti, Rosa Liebknecht, Vladimir Derzhinky, Pamela Fuentes, Layla Kanafani and Amara Sankara. Cartoons: TAJO.

Editorial standards and corrections

Our goal is to distinguish reporting, analysis and opinion; verify material claims against identifiable sources; cite or link original documents where feasible; and identify archival or illustrative photographs. We correct substantive errors and aim to explain material corrections in the affected article. Readers can raise factual concerns through the official channels listed on our Links page. Editorial perspective does not replace source verification.

Pamphlets respects your privacy. Our website and service providers may process basic technical data, including IP addresses, browser details, page requests and cookies, to operate and secure the site. Information you voluntarily submit is used to respond to you.

Embedded content and linked sites may have their own privacy practices. If advertising is enabled, third-party vendors including Google may use cookies to serve ads based on your visits to this and other websites. Google and its partners may use advertising cookies to personalize and measure ads. Ad providers may place or read cookies or use web beacons, IP addresses and similar identifiers to collect information during ad serving. You can control personalized Google advertising at Google Ads Settings and opt out of some third-party personalized advertising at aboutads.info.

To request access, correction or deletion of information you have submitted, contact Pamphlets through our Contact page. Some technical data may be retained by service providers or as required by law.