Anthony Faiola
13/08/2021
Política
The Washington Post - Estados Unidos
Politica Latinoamericana
Anthony Faiola
Maduro is poised to launch talks with Venezuela’s opposition. He seems to have the upper hand.
As representatives of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and the U.S.-backed opposition open a new round of talks aimed at restoring democracy and easing a humanitarian crisis in the South American country, the authoritarian leader appears to have the upper hand.
05/04/2021
Política
The Washington Post - Estados Unidos
Política
Anthony Faiola
Brazil has become South America’s superspreader event
10:56 - Nearly every country on the continent shares a land border with Brazil. People converge on border towns, where crossing into another country can be as simple as crossing the street. Limited surveillance and border security have made the region a paradise for smugglers. But they have also made it nearly impossible to control the variant’s spread.
08/02/2021
Política
The Washington Post - Estados Unidos
Política Internacional
Anthony Faiola
Coup allegations and rival claims to the presidency deepen Haiti’s crisis
19:50 - Haiti plunged deeper into a constitutional crisis on Monday, with rival claims to the presidency, allegations of a coup attempt and police deployed to the Supreme Court.
07/02/2020
Política
The Washington Post - Estados Unidos
Política Internacional
Anthony Faiola
In the U.S. embargo on Venezuelan oil, Russia is a clear winner
In the year since the Trump administration declared what amounted to economic war against the Venezuelan government of President Nicolás Maduro — an oil embargo that cut it off from its biggest petroleum buyer, the United States — the move has yielded some clear losers, including U.S. investors now shut out of the market.
01/11/2019
Política
The Washington Post - Estados Unidos
Politica Latinoamericana
Anthony Faiola
Mastermind or scapegoat? Besieged South American leaders blame Venezuela’s Maduro for historic wave of unrest.
As the streets of South America convulse in the region’s worst bout of social unrest in years, a chorus of critics on the political right are decrying what they see as one inescapable link — the nefarious hand of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
06/05/2019
Política
The Washington Post - Estados Unidos
Política Internacional
Anthony Faiola
How a plot filled with intrigue and betrayal failed to oust Venezuela’s president
03/05 - 20:25 - In the intoxicating early hours of Tuesday morning, Venezuela’s opposition saw a historic goal within reach: President Nicolás Maduro, they were certain, was about to step down. But by noon, a dull panic began to surface. A plan rife with intrigue and betrayal had begun to go south.
27/12/2018
Argentina
The Washington Post - Estados Unidos
Economía
Anthony Faiola
An Italian car of a country, Argentina looks great but just doesn’t work
BUENOS AIRES — Like a grand dame fallen on hard times, Buenos Aires was dimmed by economic collapse. In between its Paris-like cafes and wrought-iron balconies stood the blight of boarded store fronts. On its great boulevards, scavengers sifted through dumpsters for anything they could resell.That was 2002, when I covered the debt default and currency devaluation that had devastated this nation. But it’s the fate of the Argentines to live in a vicious loop.
26/12/2018
Política
The Washington Post - Estados Unidos
Política Internacional
Anthony Faiola
In Venezuela, Russia pockets key energy assets in exchange for cash bailouts
CARACAS — As allies go, Venezuela is a relatively cheap one for Russia. But the potential returns on Moscow’s investment there could be priceless.
14/08/2018
Política
O Estado de Sao Paulo - Brasil
Anthony Faiola
Em meio à crise venezuelana, casos de pirataria crescem 163% no Caribe
Organização Oceans Beyond Piracy registrou 71 ataques na região em 2017, incluindo roubos a navios mercantes, pesqueiros e iates; na Venezuela, há denúncias de que a Guarda Costeira aborda embarcações ancoradas para exigir dinheiro e comida
14/08/2017
Economía
The Washington Post - Estados Unidos
Economía Regional
Anthony Faiola
In Venezuela, the economy may yet do what the opposition couldn’t
The autocratic government of President Nicolás Maduro is sharply intensifying its crackdown on dissent, issuing arrest warrants for rebellious mayors, targeting unfriendly politicians and menacing average citizens who speak their minds. Yet if it’s enemies of the state Maduro is after, one threat looms larger than any other.
