Orinoco Tribune was founded in 2018 and is known for its progressive perspective and critical coverage of US foreign policy and imperialism.

We feature articles, opinion pieces, and interviews on various topics, including international relations, politics, economics, social movements, and culture. Orinoco Tribune aims to offer a counter-narrative to mainstream media and promote alternative voices and perspectives on the region, while challenging dominant narratives about Venezuela with an anti-imperialist perspective.

We produce our own content in the form of written and multimedia material. We supplement our original content by curating and translating relevant news and analyses from Spanish to English and by sourcing relevant English-language pieces on Venezuela and the world. We strive to accurately portray Venezuela’s daily reality while discarding the media bias which pervades the mainstream media’s coverage of our country and the region.

Orinoco Tribune will defend the causes of the less privileged, the Chavistas, the working class, the peasant movements, the anti-imperialists, as well as those who have been denied access to the media. Likewise, we will reject all content which replicates smear campaigns, imperialist narratives, or indulges in destructive and/or divisive criticism despite the necessary self-criticism needed to advance the anti-imperialist struggle.

If this is what you are looking for, you need look no further than the mainstream media’s approach to Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, Iran, Russia, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), People’s Republic of China, and many other countries which have not bowed to the US global dictatorship.

Likewise, we are trying to compile valuable information and debates concerning Chavismo which otherwise would not reach the outside world due to the lack of translation, censorship, silencing, and the blockade being enforced against Venezuela and other countries.