Venezuela is saving itself with its own hands

Disaster Capitalism In Haiti Gives A Glimpse Into Imperialist Shock Doctrine

Jacqueline Luqman, Black Agenda Report. That Could Rattle Venezuela Long After The Earthquakes. The U.S. has attacked Venezuela through various means for decades and kidnapped President Maduro but is now claiming to assist with earthquake relief. If it’s role in Haiti is any guide, that so-called aid from the U.S. is a Trojan Horse bringing more []

Venezuela Quakes Shake Prisons as Political Prisoners Face Aftershock Neglect

After Venezuela’s twin earthquakes, relatives say political prisoners are trapped inside damaged facilities, grieving lost family members and eating worse meals, while a battered nation counts thousands dead and confronts a disaster layered atop years of political and economic collapse. The post Venezuela Quakes Shake Prisons as Political Prisoners Face Aftershock Neglect appeared first on LatinAmerican Post.

Venezuela tidak akan terjerumus dalam pergolakan sosial

CARACAS: Presiden sementara Venezuela,Delcy Rodriguez, menegaskan negara itu tidak akan terjerumus ke dalam pergolakan sosial susulan dua gempa bumi yang mengorbankan hampir 3,000 nyawa serta menyebabkan ribuan lagi masih hilang. Gegaran, antara bencana gempa bumi paling buruk dalam sejarah Amerika Latin itu, berlaku pada 24 Jun lalu meruntuhkan puluhan bangunan dan menyebabkan ribuan penduduk kehilangan ... Read more The post Venezuela tidak akan terjerumus dalam pergolakan sosial appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

What is self-government, and why does it still matter?

The Declaration of Independence rests on a revolutionary idea: Our rights don’t come from government. Self-governance is rooted in the belief that people are born with inherent rights and that governments are established to protect them. In practice, this idea means legitimate government depends on the consent of the governed. This article will explore important [] The post What is self-government, and why does it still matter? appeared first on Americans for Prosperity.

Why earthquake-hit Venezuela turned to Naveen Patnaik's ex-aide Pandian

Why earthquake-hit Venezuela turned to Naveen Patnaik's ex-aide Pandian

Venezuela leader vows ‘no social unrest here’ as earthquakes death toll passes 3,000

Venezuela’s interim president said on Sunday the country would not descend into social unrest after the twin earthquakes which killed more than 3,000 people and left thousands more missing. One of Latin America’s worst earthquake disasters, the June 24 shocks collapsed scores of buildings, leaving thousands homeless, especially in the coastal La Guaira area north of the capital Caracas. “There will be no social unrest here, what we have here is deep social solidarity,” Delcy Rodriguez said...

Access Was Just the Beginning. Making Banking Matter Is the Real Challenge.

Banking has quietly become one of the most powerful forces shaping modern life. Beyond deposits and withdrawals, it now influences how quickly people can respond to emergencies, seize opportunities, grow businesses and build financial security. In today’s fast-moving world, the difference between financial progress and financial stress often comes down to how accessible, responsive and The post Access Was Just the Beginning. Making Banking Matter Is the Real Challenge. appeared first on Ghanaian Times.

Afreximbank President Calls For African Economic Sovereignty Through Industrialisation, Trade And Domestic Resource Mobilisation

The President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), Dr George Elombi, has said that Africa’s economic sovereignty will only be achieved when the continent industrialises at scale, processes its own resources and secures fair access to capital to finance its development priorities – on its own terms. Speaking during []

UK at a crossroads: Between multiculturalism, extremism, and loss of governance - opinion

A country that wants to lead the free world must first and foremost demonstrate its ability to confront its own problems.

Meet the crypto billionaires building a world where money buys you a vote

They think democracy has run its course - so they're setting up their own nations instead.

UNAC says: ‘Return Venezuela’s stolen wealth for full quake recovery’

The United National Antiwar Coalition (UNAC) issued the following statement. Go to unac.notowar.net to read the statement in English and Spanish. You can also sign on to the statement and share it on social media. Earthquake recovery plus sovereignty is what Venezuelans want. We extend our full solidarity and condolences . . . Continue reading UNAC says: ‘Return Venezuela’s stolen wealth for full quake recovery’ at Workers.org

“We Have to Do Whatever We Can”

How Indigenous land and water defenders strategized to defend the Guatemalan people. The post “We Have to Do Whatever We Can” appeared first on Institute for Policy Studies.

The economy of hatred: What the anti-migrant wave tells us about SA’s broken economic model

Decades of economic failure has created genuine desperation, into which an ideological campaign by mainstream economic actors has injected the false idea that we are trapped in a world of scarcity. And into this world political entrepreneurs have inserted the figure of the migrant as the illegitimate queue-jumper. In recent weeks South Africa has experienced [] The post The economy of hatred: What the anti-migrant wave tells us about SA’s broken economic model appeared first on The Namibian.

Côte d’Ivoire : « Les Guinéens ne sont pas nombreux à Hermakono-Garo, mais l’union existe »

Les ressortissants guinéens de Hermakono-Garo, dans le village de Djoulabougou, au sud-ouest de la Côte d’Ivoire, se donnent la main pour surmonter les défis quotidiens. Une mosquée, fruit de cette union, construite au nom de la communauté guinéenne vivant dans la localité après plusieurs années de cotisations, témoigne de la vie sociale qu’ils prônent. Dans [] The post Côte d’Ivoire : « Les Guinéens ne sont pas nombreux à Hermakono-Garo, mais l’union existe » first appeared on Guineematin.com.

Earthquake Crisis: 85 Families Left Homeless

Homes are gone, families are displaced, and Hatzalah Venezuela is delivering emergency aid where it's needed most.

Reviewing economic thoughts of martyred Leader

TEHRAN- The head of the Smart Governance Think Tank, stating that in recent years, the issue of public participation in the economy and utilizing the capacity of small capitals to boost production has become one of the most important axes of the country's economic policy, said that the martyred Leader of the Revolution, on various occasions, while emphasizing the necessity of directing liquidity towards productive activities, always stressed the removal of investment barriers, facilitating the presence of the people in the economic arena, and creating effective mechanisms to utilize popular capacities.

Tinubu opens up on only path to addressing country's security challenges

President Bola Tinubu speaks on the only solution to insecurity in Africa's most populous nation, Nigeria. Legit.ng has the details of the president's statement.

Venezuela Urges US Sanctions Lift For a A Faster Recovery From Earthquakes

The acting president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, emphatically insisted on the immediate cessation of illegal international sanctions to achieve the release of financial resources blocked abroad. The president pointed out that the State’s priority objective is to allocate these funds directly to the comprehensive reconstruction of the areas affected by the earthquakes of June 24. []

Current insecurity, hardship worst in Nigeria’s history – Dele Momodu

Media entrepreneur and politician, Dele Momodu, has described the current state of insecurity and economic hardship in Nigeria as the worst the country has ever experienced. Speaking in a video interview, Momodu lamented the rising cost of living, worsening poverty and persistent security challenges across the country, arguing that millions of Nigerians are struggling to [] Current insecurity, hardship worst in Nigeria’s history – Dele Momodu

Cuba’s Surveillance State Keeps Communist Party Afloat

Cuba’s Communist Party is holding on through the worst crisis in a generation because a sprawling internal surveillance apparatus, not its collapsing power grid or shrinking food supply, is doing the work of keeping the country in line, “The Wall Street Journal” reported Sunday. The paper described a security network that reaches into Cubans’ homes, []...Click to read more

Venezuela, Cuba, Iran and the World Cup

(please share) View this email in your browser Return Venezuela’s Stolen Wealth for Full Quake Recovery Please join leading organizers from many organizations, well-known activists and writers. Sign our statement which is posted in both English and Español. We extend our full solidarity and condolences to the Venezuelan people [] The post Venezuela, Cuba, Iran and the World Cup first appeared on Attack the System.

Venezuelans dig through earthquake rubble as anger grows over slow govt response

Venezuela's government is pushing back against accusations that it responded too slowly to the earthquakes. In the hardest-hit communities, many families say they're still relying on volunteers — and themselves — to search for relatives trapped beneath the rubble. Al Jazeera’s Zein Basravi reports from Caracas, Venezuela. Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on X: https://X.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ Check out our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/aljazeeraenglish/ Download AJE Mobile App: https://aje.news/AJEMobile #Venezuela #VenezuelaEarthquake #CaracasEarthquake #VenezuelaQuake #Caracas #LaGuaira #VenezuelaCrisis #LatinAmericaNews #DisasterUpdate #SearchAndRescue #HumanitarianCrisis #BuildingsCollapse #EmergencyResponse #PrayForVenezuela #NaturalDisaster #AlJazereaEnglish

Death toll on the rise in quake-struck Venezuela amid humanitarin crisis

The economic aftershocks following Venezuela’s devastating double earthquakes are creating a knock-on humanitarian crisis. Read all

New Film Asks If America Can Survive Without Virtue

A new documentary asks whether the republic can survive if it loses the very thing the Founders believed made self-governance possible? That is, virtue.

A spirit of resilience helps Venezuelans face healthcare challenges after the quakes

The economic collapse of Venezuela has pushed its healthcare system to the brink. The disaster is now adding to the stress.

'Real Socialism' Was Tried in Venezuela, and It Failed

'Real Socialism' Was Tried in Venezuela, and It Failed

The Thread of Liberty: Keeping Our Republic

The Thread of Liberty: Keeping Our Republic

America Needs Repairs: How We Reclaim the Promise of Freedom This July 4th

America isn’t a land or a flag. It isn’t a president or a party. It’s a people. America is only free if we are too, because freedom is more than just liberty.

Venezuelan immigrants in US come together for aid efforts

The devastating earthquakes in Venezuela have prompted an immediate response from the international community, including Venezuelan migrant communities around the world. More than seven million Venezuelans have left their homeland in recent years, and they may now play a vital role in the country's long road to recovery. TRT World's Oriana Gonzalez reports.

Pets rescued after Venezuela's quakes seek new homes

A Venezuelan shelter has rescued hundreds of pets after the twin earthquakes that hit Venezuela last month, seeking to give them a second chance with a new family, members of the organization said. #pets #venezuela #earthquake #animals #quake #News #Reuters #Newsfeed Read the story here: 👉 Subscribe: https://reut.rs/4b8fRGn Keep up with the latest news from around the world: https://www.reuters.com/ Follow Reuters on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reuters Follow Reuters on X: https://twitter.com/Reuters Follow Reuters on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reuters/?hl=en

Flexible Monetary Policy

A nation's economic policy shapes how the economy functions. By controlling the money supply and interest rates, it play...

TPS for Venezuelans Should Be Reinstated

Venezuela is facing an unprecedented crisis. Two powerful earthquakes, occurring almost simultaneously, struck the country’s central region on June 24, causing the collapse of hundreds of buildings, nearly 2,000 deaths, [] The post TPS for Venezuelans Should Be Reinstated appeared first on URL Media.

My presidency will unite Nigeria for robust human capital development – Obi

Obi described robust human capital as the foundation for national development, stressing that investment in education and healthcare was essential to unlocking Nigeria's economic potential. The post My presidency will unite Nigeria for robust human capital development – Obi appeared first on Vanguard News.

ARIKOS PETER: The Battle Against Poverty Begins From The Mind

Every society reaches a moment when it must ask itself difficult but necessary questions. Why do some communities prosper while others remain trapped in poverty despite having similar resources? Why do some families rise from humble beginnings to success while others remain stagnant for generations? Why do government interventions transform some households and leave [] The post ARIKOS PETER: The Battle Against Poverty Begins From The Mind appeared first on Watchdog Uganda.

Why Ethiopia Should Study China’s New White Paper

As Ethiopia’s new government takes shape, it should look carefully at China’s latest white paper on global governance — not to copy it wholesale, but to draw practical lessons from a development model that has transformed the country from poverty to power. China’s document, More Just and Equitable Global Governance: China’s Principles, Proposals and Actions, []

Supreme Court just handed Xi Jinping his biggest victory

A nation’s first duty is its own self‑preservation. That is what sovereignty really means: the right, and the will, to continue to exist as a coherent political order, to govern one’s own destiny rather than have it dictated by outside forces or by the inertia of one’s own legal abstractions. When a nation forgets this, []