Arts @ Large artist-in-residence Nohemí Chávez closed her exhibition with a fashion performance.

Dinesh and Debbie D’Souza addressed the week’s biggest headlines—from the New York City mayoral race to Trump’s Iran ...

This column is drawn from Walden Bello’s speech at the “Afternoon with Risa and Walden,” the launch of the book Global Battlefields: My Close Encounters with Dictatorship, Capital, Empire, and Love by ...

Chavez, who was born in Mexico City, moved to Houston when he was 10 years old. His parents worked at Taqueria Tepatitlán, where their jobs included washing dishes and bartending at the Tex-Mex spot.

Regarding foreign policy, a critical question is what will become of Chávez’s pet project, the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas (ALBA). This bloc is made up of nations whose presidents were ...

The most important organizations were the communal councils and the communes, considered by Hugo Chávez as the fundamental units or pillars of the “communal state.” The achievements of the policies ...

If Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez was to write a novel about Chavez’s life, the first sentence might read something like this: March 13, 2019, marks the day that the beloved ...

It is utterly astounding that Time magazine published an op-ed by clueless actor Sean Penn, lecturing President Trump on compassion and justice in Latin America and the Caribbean.

DEC. 6, 1998 On this date, Venezuelans elected as their president Hugo Chávez, a military officer who was imprisoned after taking part in a coup attempt."His victory reflected the discontent ...

THE BIG IDEA. Donald Trump’s Fictional America. I grew up surrounded by Chávez’s alternate reality. Now I’m watching one consume the United States.

A much-awaited and controversial TV series about the life of Venezuela’s former President Hugo Chávez began airing this week, but there’s one place where it won’t be seen: his homeland.

His broadsides even drew a response via Twitter from the Colombian president at the time, Álvaro Uribe: "I ask President Hugo Chávez to stop being a coward hurling insults remotely." ...