The Caracas Protest in Pictures
Because pictures of resistance are worth thousands and thousands of words. See you tomorrow!
Hugo Chávez Frías Explains The Supreme Tribunal Ruling Shutting down the Legislative Branch
It's quite unfortunate that El Comandante's reaction to a dissolution of the AN is way more forceful than MUD's. #SalganDeSuBorrachera.
Henry Ramos Allup Explains The Supreme Tribunal Ruling Shutting down the Legislative Branch
Yesterday, the Supreme Tribunal, for all intents and purposes. shut down Venezuela's National Assembly. Speaking on Cesar Miguel Rondón's radio show this morning, AD's Henry Ramos Allup gave the most cogent explanation yet of what happened.
Venezuela in Turmoil: The Challenging Path Ahead
Watch the Americas Society/Council of the Americas and the American Enterprise Institute sponsored panel discussion featuring Luis Almagro, Eric Farnsworth, Patrick Duddy, Hannah Dreier, Roger Noriega and Antonio Mora.
Presenting the Golden Tropical Mierda Awards
As this wonderful year comes to an end, we pay tribute to those moments that made Tropical Mierda great again.
Cienbolosageddon: Twitter Round-Up
People around Venezuela erupted in anger when they realized the 100 bolivar bills left in their pockets were worthless. Protests and episodes of looting have erupted around the country.
The Store is Here!
As the holidays roll around, sometimes you just want to give the people close to you a little slice of Venezuela. And boy do we have you covered!
Caracas Chronicles does Group Therapy
Our resident artist, AdryTatoo, led the Caracas Chronicles Team through an exercise of channeling our frustrations into collage, while we get back to covering the crisis. The results are as fascinating as they are perturbing. Behold.
In Mérida, colectivos and the police team up to attack a peaceful march
In Mérida, the tight cooperation between chavista armed groups and the security forces today was blatant, and we have the videos to prove it.
The Vatican Communiqué
Translation of the document read by Vatican representatives during this afternoon's controversial press conference.
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