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In this episode of the Venezuela Analysis Podcast, José Luis Granados Ceja and Andreína Chávez dive into the contentious awarding of the…
José Luis Granados Ceja
José Luis Granados Ceja is a writer and photojournalist to produce stories about the people of Latin America: workers fighting to improve the lives of their families and communities; thinkers teaching the world about how to secure justice; and activists on the frontlines of social change putting their beliefs into practice everyday.
The latest VA podcast episode dives into the recent Congress on Communal Democracy, exploring its history, participants, and its mission to build…
Mexican voters gave an undisputable mandate to Claudia Sheinbaum in that country’s recent presidential election. The final count for the June 2 poll…
Venezuela’s former so-called “interim president” Juan Guaidó had barely gotten a word out during an event at the Wilson Center in Washington,…
Ricardo Valdez Ponce left his house late Friday night in his hometown of Matamoros, Tamaulipas to board a bus for the 15-hour…
From the occupation of land by landless campesinos to the redistribution of the country’s resources, the class struggle in Venezuela takes many…
“Esper’s revelations merely confirm that we’re dealing with a government—regardless of who is in office—that will go to extreme lengths to achieve its policy priorities”
Despite representing a constitutional avenue to end Maduro’s term, the hardline opposition has remained noncommittal
Thousands of jubilant voters have been flooding the streets of cities across Honduras to celebrate the apparent electoral victory of leftist presidential candidate Xiomara Castro
Far from treating the border crisis as a humanitarian issue, the Biden administration has continued to expel the vast majority of adult migrants.