The Venezuela Interview You Won’t See in the Media | Gregory Wilpert

How you can participate in our crowdfunding: ► PayPal: [email protected] ► PayPal Link: https://shorturl.at/hvHNV ► Patreon:   / actvism   ► Donate via the "Thanks" option under our YouTube video ► Betterplace (Credit Card inkl.): https://bit.ly/2EdOJ7I ► Int. Bank Account: DE89430609678224073600 Detailed information about our crowdfunding campaign: https://www.actvism.org/en/latest/crowdfunding-2026-actvism/ Please share our crowdfunding campaign within your network on these platforms: ► Facebook:   / actvism   ► Instagram:   / actv_munich   ► Twitter:   / actvismmunich   ► TELEGRAM: https://t.me/acTVismMunich ------------------------- In this episode of The Source, our founder and supporting editor Zain Raza speaks with Gregory Wilpert, sociologist and co-founder of Venezuelanalysis, about Venezuela’s political trajectory and the international forces shaping it. The discussion takes an in-depth look at Venezuela’s history before and after Hugo Chávez, and how both internal dynamics and external pressures have shaped the country’s social and political landscape. The conversation also explores how Venezuela is portrayed in Western media, the framing and terminology commonly used in coverage of the conflict, and what is often left out of the public discussion. Wilpert examines the geopolitical stakes surrounding Venezuela’s oil, the roles of the United States, Russia, and China, and how recent developments could reshape regional stability and global power dynamics. ABOUT GREGORY WILPERT: Gregory Wilpert is a German-American sociologist and journalist who co-founded Venezuelanalysis.com. He is also the author of the book “Changing Venezuela by Taking Power: The History and Policies of the Chávez Government ” ------------------------- Follow us online: ► PODCAST: https://actvism-english.podbean.com/ ► RUMBLE: https://rumble.com/c/acTVismMunich ► TELEGRAM: https://t.me/acTVismMunich ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acTVism/ ► Instagram: actv_munich ► Website: http://www.actvism.org/ ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/acTVismMunich ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/acTVismMunich/