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CARABELLADA, VENEZUELA - JUNE 28: Rescuers search for victims at a collapsed building as one raises a Venezuelan flag following a magnitude 7.2 earthquake that struck Venezuela and other regions in the Caribbean, on June 28, 2026 in Carabellada, La Guaira, Venezuela. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the main earthquake on June 24, 2026 was followed by a 7.5-magnitude aftershock less than a minute later. The number of fatal victims increased to more than 1000, while the number of injured people exceeded 3,000. More than 70,000 people are reported missing. (Photo by Jesus Vargas/Getty Images)

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Sanctions Watch (June 2026)

The US waives oil sanctions and agrees to “terminate all” sanctions as part of a potential final agreement with Iran, as the Trump administration re-tightens restrictions on Russian oil sales and the G7 pushes for additional sanctions on Moscow.

Jun 30, 2026

By Michael Galant, Pedro Labayen Herrera

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The Case Against Economic Sanctions

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The Case Against Economic Sanctions

Inhumane and contrary to international law — it’s time to end the use of broad, unilateral sanctions.

An elderly woman with white hair, wearing a red top, sits outside a weathered, broken down building. They appear to be engaging with someone out of frame. Despite the colorful background wall and blurred foreground of various items, there's an underlying sense of poverty due to US sanctions.
US Should Support Efforts of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico to Find a Negotiated Solution to Venezuela’s Electoral Impasse

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US Should Support Efforts of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico to Find a Negotiated Solution to Venezuela’s Electoral Impasse

A new report from the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) provides an analysis of Venezuela’s disputed election and outlines a path forward for international actors, particularly the United States, to address the political conflict.

CEPR Sanctions Watch July 2024

Article • Sanctions Watch

CEPR Sanctions Watch July 2024

Discover the economic, political, and social consequences of sanctions on countries like Cuba, Iran, Venezuela, and others.

By Michael Galant

Two children stand near makeshift tents with tarps and cloths in front of a rocky hillside. The shelters appear worn, and clothes are hung on a line above. The landscape is rugged with vegetation scattered across the hills. The mood is somber, reflecting poverty as a result of sanctions.

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