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At Gramoven they are going all out for food production.

By sarah espinoza Sustainable Agriculture Thrives in Gramoven, Caracas In western Caracas, specifically in Gramoven, the local community is making significant strides in sustainable agriculture. At the Fabricio Ojeda Endogenous Development Center (NUDEFO), they’re producing biofertilizers, fruits, and vegetables. This complex, located in the Sucre parish of the Libertador municipality, is home to the Agricultural … Continue reading

Invitation to the World Summit for Mother Earth-Global Eco socialists Gathering

 By William Camacaro   This coming December, from the 19th to the 21st, an extraordinary event will be held in Caracas, Venezuela: the World Summit for Mother Earth. This international gathering is organized within the framework of the Bicentennial of the Chuquisaca Decree, and its primary objective is to unite leading scientific and academic voices … Continue reading

Venezuela Advances Sustainable and Ecological Development

  Venezuela’s Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez toured the Socialist Agroecological Agroindustrial Plant at the Fabricio Ojeda Endogenous Development Hub in Catia, Caracas, highlighting the country’s commitment to sustainable agricultural innovation. The facility, built entirely with Venezuelan engineering, stands as a model of eco-friendly food production. During her visit, Rodríguez emphasized the plant’s role in … Continue reading

US Sanctions Policy: Frequently Asked Questions

By Michael Galant  CEPR From 2000 to 2021, the number of US-imposed sanctions increased by 933 percent. Economic sanctions have become a go-to instrument of US foreign policy, but this explosion in economic coercion has taken place with little discussion of the enormous human cost. Today, a growing body of evidence makes clear that broad, … Continue reading

Ecosocialism is the answer to environmental catastrophes

  Michael Löwy, marxist intellectual and philosopher. Marxist philosopher Michael Löwy said that capitalism is solely responsible for environmental destruction. Marxist intellectual Michael Löwy believes that “ecosocialism starts from the idea that socialism without an ecological approach is useless, and an ecology that isn’t socialist is useless as well.” Therefore, he explained, “ecosocialism is a … Continue reading

More than a thousand Ecosocialist Councils are consolidated in the country’s Communal Government Chambers

From VTV A total of 1,199 Ecosocialist Councils have been formed in the Communal Government Chambers in Venezuela, a significant number in the advancement of Vertex One of the Great Mother Earth Mission, Organizing for Life, whose goal is to reach 5,338 throughout the country. This was announced by the Minister of People’s Power for … Continue reading

National Government Inaugurates Agrobiotechs Biotechnology Complex in Bello Monte

This Wednesday, the Bolivarian Government inaugurated the Agrobiotechs Biotechnology Complex, located in Colinas de Bello Monte, Caracas, as part of the first anniversary of the “Dr. Humberto Fernández-Morán” Great Mission for Science, Technology, and Innovation. This innovative facility specializes in the development of biological inputs for agricultural use, which contribute to the production of agroecological … Continue reading

Brazil’s MST joins hands with Venezuela’s commune movement in food sovereignty project

Venezuela launches 180,000-hectare project with MST in the south of the country for agroecological production According to Maduro, 30 thousand hectares of beans will be produced in addition to fruits, papaya, sugar cane, yams and other types of meat. Photo: MST Members of Brazil’s Landless Rural Workers’ Movement (MST) have been working shoulder to shoulder … Continue reading

Venezuela Eats + Fish arrived in San Agustín this Saturday

Ultimas Noticias The plan will distribute 74 tons of fish products across 13 states, through 48 distribution points in 86 community circuits. Residents of San Agustín del Norte purchased high-quality fish and aquaculture products at the best prices, thanks to a joint operation between the Ministry of People’s Power for Food and the Ministry of … Continue reading

Intro to Agroecology & Report-Back from Bolivia (Ecosocialism 101 Webinar Series)

  March 27 at 6:00 pm EST Descripción Join us for our next webinar in the Ecosocialism 101 Series to learn about the fundamentals of agroecology and how agroecological practices are employed to combat climate change and promote food sovereignty in Bolivia. Hear first-hand observations from North Americans who visited Lake Titicaca, the Bolivian Altiplano … Continue reading

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