BizTalk: US Attack on Venezuela Sparks Global Economic Shock
Dive into our BizTalk analysis on how the US attack on Venezuela in January 2026 has triggered a global energy shake-up and reshaped supply chains.
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Transport Workers’ Convoy Rallies for Maduro’s Return
Yesterday, thousands of motorcyclists and transport workers formed a convoy through Caracas demanding the release and return of President Maduro and Cilia Flores.
Why Iran, Venezuela and Greenland Matter Together
Explore how U.S. actions in Venezuela, tensions with Iran, and the race for Greenland reveal a new global order taking shape in 2026.
Venezuela Reaffirms Fraternal Ties with Cuba Amid US Pressure
Venezuela has reasserted its historic solidarity with Cuba 🤝, defending sovereignty and dialogue despite mounting US pressure.
Cuba Vows to Defend Sovereignty, Calls for Maduro’s Release
Cuba rejects Trump’s oil ultimatum, vows to defend its sovereignty and urges Washington to free Venezuela’s President Maduro.
Venezuelan Acting President Urges Trust Amid Political Turmoil
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez calls for trust in Venezuela’s political leadership and national unity after U.S. strikes, as oil negotiations and U.S. diplomatic talks begin.
Maduro’s Message from US Detention: ‘I Am a Fighter’
Venezuelan President Maduro, held in the US after January strikes, sent a message: “We are well. I am a fighter.” Acting President Delcy Rodríguez vows his return.
Maduro Says He’s ‘Doing Well’ from U.S. Jail as Supporters Rally
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro says he’s ‘doing well’ in a U.S. jail as supporters rally in Caracas and interim authorities are open to talks with Washington amid political uncertainty.
Russian Envoy Denounces US Oil Embargo on Venezuela
Russian Ambassador Sergey Melik-Bagdasarov called the US oil embargo on Venezuela illegal, warning it endangers millions and breaches international law.
Trump’s $100B Venezuela Oil Pitch Falls Flat with CEOs
After Trump’s Jan 9 pitch for a $100B rebuild of Venezuela’s oil sector, major U.S. CEOs cited legal risks and past losses, keeping their powder dry.