New Left Review 99

In this insightful examination of Venezuela's political landscape, Julia Buxton provides an in-depth analysis of the country's trajectory following the legacy of Hugo Chávez. As Nicolás Maduro continues to navigate the tumultuous waters of leadership, Buxton explores the challenges and ramifications of his presidency, assessing the socio-political implications for the Venezuelan people.

Through careful scrutiny of recent developments and key events, the discussion sheds light on the complexities surrounding governance, economic crises, and international relations facing Venezuela today. Buxton's nuanced perspective invites readers to consider the broader implications of Maduro's rule and its impact on both regional stability and the global political climate.