Barbados and Venezuela
Barbados scores 85/100 toward Venezuela (explicit support, alliance), while Venezuela scores 82/100 back.
Barbados toward Venezuela
Barbados' Prime Minister visited Caracas specifically to sign a joint declaration aimed at deepening energy and trade ties, indicating explicit support and a move toward deepening bilateral integration. This high-level diplomatic engagement and focus on cooperation place the posture firmly in the 81-100 range.
Venezuela toward Barbados
Venezuela hosted the Barbadian Prime Minister and signed a joint declaration to boost cooperation, signaling mutual friendliness and a willingness to deepen ties. The reciprocal nature of the high-level visit and the formal agreement suggests a posture of explicit support and growing integration.
Recent coverage
- Barbados, Venezuela deepen energy, trade ties - Barbados Today Google News: Barbados, 2026-08-25
- Barbados, Venezuela move to deepen ties as Mottley visits Caracas - Caribbean National Weekly Google News: Barbados, 2026-08-25
- Venezuela and Barbados Sign Joint Declaration to Boost Cooperation - teleSUR English Google News: Barbados, 2026-08-24
- Barbados Prime Minister Arrives in Venezuela to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation - Orinoco Tribune Google News: Barbados, 2026-08-24
- Acting Venezuelan President arrives in Barbados - Trinidad Guardian Google News: Barbados, 2026-04-28
- Venezuela and Barbados Bet Big on Caribbean Trade’s Fragile Promise - LatinAmerican Post Google News: Barbados, 2026-04-28
- Venezuela and Barbados strike food and trade pact aimed at strengthening regional supply chains - Curaçao Chronicle Google News: Barbados, 2026-04-28
- Venezuela's Acting President visits Barbados - Trinidad Express Newspapers Google News: Barbados, 2026-04-27