Hello, I'm Jorge Gestoso. On today's podcast, Dercy Rodríguez, acting president of Venezuela, stated that there is a stain on relations with the United States that has never occurred before in history between the two countries, and emphasized that Venezuela has and will continue to have relations with all the countries of the hemisphere and the world. Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reports that Trump wants to take control of PDVSA, Venezuela's state oil company, and that his final and glo...
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Hello, I'm Jorge Gestoso. On today's podcast, Dercy Rodríguez, acting president of Venezuela, stated that there is a stain on relations with the United States that has never occurred before in history between the two countries, and emphasized that Venezuela has and will continue to have relations with all the countries of the hemisphere and the world. Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reports that Trump wants to take control of PDVSA, Venezuela's state oil company, and that his final and glo...
Hello. I'm Jorge Gestoso. On today's podcast: The Acting president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, called for national unity and said, quote, “the enemy's greatest victory will be to divide us, but they will not succeed.” Delcy Rodriguez urged the army of communicators to strengthen national cohesion and reaffirm that resistance to foreign aggression must focus on preserving peace, rescuing the kidnapped president Nicolas Maduro and defending political power. President Miguel Diaz-...
In a podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses remarks made by acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez, who criticized the U.S. for aggression against Venezuela and called for peace through Bolivarian diplomacy. She commemorated victims of a U.S. attack on January 3, which she claims resulted in numerous casualties. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate passed a resolution to prevent President Trump from taking military action against Venezuela without congressional approval. In Honduras, there a...
Hello, I'm Jorge Gestoso. On today's podcast, Dercy Rodríguez, acting president of Venezuela, stated that there is a stain on relations with the United States that has never occurred before in history between the two countries, and emphasized that Venezuela has and will continue to have relations with all the countries of the hemisphere and the world. Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reports that Trump wants to take control of PDVSA, Venezuela's state oil company, and that his final and glo...
In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso reports on significant developments in Venezuela, where the Bolivarian National Armed Forces expressed support for Delcy Rodriguez, who has been sworn in as acting president. Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez reiterated their backing amid geopolitical tensions. Meanwhile, the UN Security Council condemned the recent U.S. attack on Venezuela and called for the release of President Maduro, who was kidnapped during the incident. In Cuba, the nat...
On today’s podcast : 1. Venezuela reiterates commitment to peace and calls for non-interference and cooperation with the U.S. 2. China’s President Xi Jinping condemns unilateral actions and urges respect for international law and national sovereignty. 3. Cuba begins national mourning for 32 citizens killed in Venezuela on January
Hello, I’m Jorge Gestoso, on today’s podcast. Honduras: Libre Party rejects Nov. 30 election results, calls for peaceful insurrection. Electoral council hasn’t finished counting ballots. Bolivia: Minorities and teachers protest decree restoring neoliberal policies under President Rodrigo Paz. Strategic resources threatened. Argentina: Government moves to privatize state assets; 11 companies corporatized, including railways and public media. Structural reforms continue in 2026.
Hello, this is Jorge Gestoso with today’s news podcast. Mexico: A train from the Interoceanic Corridor collapsed in Oaxaca, resulting in at least 13 deaths and nearly 100 injuries. The train was carrying around 250 passengers and staff. Authorities are investigating whether the cause was a technical failure, excessive speed, or another factor. Honduras: The Popular National Resistance is calling for a peaceful assembly against alleged electoral fraud. Several social sectors are mobilizing in ...
In Gestoso’s podcast today: The UN Security Council meets urgently at Venezuela’s request.Venezuela will present accusations regarding sanctions, threats, and alleged acts of piracy by the United States.China and Russia express strong support for Venezuela, condemning sanctions and interference.Caracas denounces attacks on Venezuelan vessels and oil shipments.Maduro assures that Venezuela fully respects contracts and agreements, including its dealings with Chevron.Trump declares that the Unit...
In today podcast: 1. Venezuela and Chevron comply with international rules in crude transport 2. Tensions with the United States over detention of Venezuelan ships 3. China condemns U.S. censorship of Venezuelan ships 4. Ecuador records thousands of unjustified labor complaints Jorge Gestoso closes the podcast, inviting listeners to follow upcoming programs
On today podcast: Venezuela requested an urgent UN Security Council meeting to demand respect for international law and protect its resources. Bolivia’s new government removed subsidies, sharply raising fuel, transport, and food prices, prompting labor unions to threaten mass protests. Russian President Putin said Moscow is willing to end the Ukraine conflict peacefully once security conditions are guaranteed.
In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reported on several key developments in Latin America. Venezuela's government, led by President Nicolas Maduro, stated that PDVSA's oil exports remain unaffected despite US threats and sanctions. Maduro warned UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres about the implications of escalating US hostilities for regional peace. In Honduras, President Xiomara Castro highlighted an electoral crisis, denouncing alleged fraud in the recent presidential election...
In today's podcast, Venezuela condemns President Trump's threat of a naval blockade, calling it reckless. The Venezuelan government plans to file a complaint with the UN and reaffirms its sovereignty over natural resources. President Maduro urges global oil workers to protest against U.S. actions. In Brazil, a Senate committee will discuss a bill aimed at reducing sentences for coup plotters, potentially lowering former President Bolsonaro's sentence from 27 to 2 years, a move analysts ...
In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro criticized María Corina Machado for claiming that 60% of Venezuelans are involved in drug trafficking, asserting that 89% of the population rejects her. In Honduras, demonstrations are demanding a full recount of the allegedly fraudulent electoral records from the November 30 general election. Additionally, heavy rains and severe weather related to climate change have resulted in fatalities in Boliv...
In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses the recent political developments in Chile, where candidate Jeannette Jara conceded to Jose Antonio Kast in the presidential runoff, acknowledging his victory and highlighting the clear voice of democracy. President Gabriel Boric called Kast's win overwhelming. Kast, a far-right politician, has controversial ties to the Pinochet dictatorship and has faced accusations of promoting xenophobia. In Honduras, Marlon Ochoa from the...
In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports on several key issues: 1. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro condemned the U.S. for an alleged military assault and kidnapping of an oil tanker, expressing concern for the detained Venezuelan sailors. 2. In Cuba, the government introduced a new foreign currency management system to stabilize the economy, allowing the use of dollars and other currencies. 3. Meanwhile, in Honduras, President Xiomara Castro criticized Trump's interfere...
In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several political developments in Latin America: 1. Venezuela condemned what it termed a "theft" and "international piracy" related to an oil tanker, alleging it is a follow-up to the seizure of the Venezuelan oil company Sitco through fraudulent means. 2. In Honduras, the legislative branch's president claimed they will not recognize recent elections influenced by organized crime and U.S. interference, accusing President Trump of undermining...
In a recent podcast, Jorge Gestoso reported on several key developments: 1. **Honduras**: President Xiomara Castro announced a diplomatic push at the UN and CELAC, alleging an ongoing electoral coup and interference from former President Trump. The ruling Libre Party is mobilizing protests and demanding a recount of votes after claims of tampering with the electoral vote transmission system. 2. **Venezuela**: The country is hosting the Assembly for the Peace and Sovereignty of the Ame...
In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that Honduras has issued an international arrest warrant for former President Juan Orlando Hernandez for money laundering and fraud, following his recent pardon by President Trump. If Hernandez does not return voluntarily, extradition to the U.S. will be sought. Meanwhile, in Venezuela, an international assembly for peace is taking place, gathering representatives committed to peace and sovereignty. Additionally, Israel has raided the head...
Hello, I'm Jorge Gestoso. On today's podcast: In Honduras, the Libre Party and CNE members denounce electoral fraud and request annulment of the presidential vote, calling for national strikes. In Ecuador, a drone explosion near Machala prison killed at least nine inmates, adding to previous massacres in November. The UN reports 320 humanitarian workers killed worldwide in 2025, with the highest number in Gaza amid accusations of Israeli forces committing genocide.
Hello. I'm Jorge Gestoso on today's podcast. In Venezuela, President Nicolas Maduro reported a respectful and cordial phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, open to advancing dialogue. In the United States, Republican senators are demanding answers about a second military strike on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the Caribbean on September 2, accusing the Defense Secretary of providing misleading information. In Asia, countries like Sri Lanka, Thailand, an...
Hello, I'm Jorge Gestoso. On today's podcast, Dercy Rodríguez, acting president of Venezuela, stated that there is a stain on relations with the United States that has never occurred before in history between the two countries, and emphasized that Venezuela has and will continue to have relations with all the countries of the hemisphere and the world. Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reports that Trump wants to take control of PDVSA, Venezuela's state oil company, and that his final and glo...
