Feliciano Reyna is the founder and director of Acción Solidaria on HIV/Aids and was named an ASHOKA fellow in 2002.
This moment of urgency demands that the top priority of those who today exercise political leadership in Venezuela should be to reach agreements in order to preserve the life of the vulnerable majority of the Venezuelan population and to guarantee them dignified living conditions, as we face the serious impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
DS: In your several pieces on U.S. sanctions including one published on this blog ten months ago you outline how the August 2017 sanctions affected oil production. Could you briefly summarize the mechanism through which they reduced oil production? FR: There is strong...
[The following is an edited interview of human rights activist Feliciano Reyna, by journalist Hugo Prieto. It originally ran in Spanish on Prodavinci.com. Translated and published with permission of the author. DS] The numbers, which in this case can be attributed to...
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