When everything is in short supply, the thing you miss most is a sense of normalcy. I wanted to give that to mom on this mother's day, just a reminder of what a normal morning used to feel like. A citywide hunt for coffee, milk and sugar ensued.
The President’s choice to allow angry people in San Félix to come near him may have been a blunder.
Eso es rapidito, they said, you’ll be home before breakfast, they said…
We asked Carlos Hernández to sit and watch Venezuela's all-propaganda-all-the-time flagship state broadcaster for one whole day. He lived to tell the tale. Barely.
Miguel Angel Santos and Douglas Barrios get specific on a question we usually answer in airy generalities.
It's like poker for Venezuelan sociopaths.
Carlos viaja a la tierra del Comandante Supremo y Eterno, y conoce a un grupo de viejitos sordomudos al borde de una carretera que lo despiertan de su burbuja. Pero ¿quién está peor?
We have a new monster to slay, and we will do it together. See you in 2017. Now, where is my sword?
It’s the third day of looting in Ciudad Bolívar, and they're starting to run out of places to loot.
An update on Ciudad Bolivar lootings and the chaos that #billetexit has unleashed.
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