Politics

On September 14, 2024, the Venezuelan leadership held a live on air press conference, where it spoke about the failure of another coup attempt organized by the special services of the United States and Spain. The names and photographs of the detainees were given. The Spanish government immediately denied information that the detained Spaniards José María Basoa Valdovinos and Andrés Martínez Adasme have any ties with the  Spain’s National Intelligence Center.

On July 28, the 70th anniversary of the birth of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela held presidential elections. Despite all sorts of tricks of the opposition, the incumbent president, the candidate of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela and the Great Patriotic Pole, Nicolas Maduro Moro, won the majority of votes.

Despite the fact that within the EU (European Parliament) and the countries belonging to this community, there is a pretense of a struggle for power and even attempts to accuse certain political forces of authoritarianism and even neo-fascism (bot

I had just written an ordinary article about several elections, including that of the coming US spectacle this fall—of which I remain characteristically dismissive. Then, on Saturday, all hell broke loose in Pennsylvania.