María Oropeza: A Politician Who Broadcasted Her Illegal Detention
María Oropeza is a member of Vente Venezuela. Her arrest, broadcasted live, caught the attention of all of Venezuela, and the IACHR granted her precautionary measures.
Anatomy of a Fraud
Signs of the extensive election fraud in Venezuela—and the regime's futile attempts to cover it up—have continued to emerge since Election Day
Deysi Peña Didn't Go on a Business Trip
Deysi Peña was arrested on August 2, 2024. This photojournalist is accused of terrorism, inciting hatred, obstruction of public roads, vandalism and resisting authority
Maduro's Prosecutors Request Arrest Warrant Against Winner of Venezuelan Elections
Maduro & Co. increase the pressure against Edmundo González Urrutia by making the first move toward his arrest
Another Nationwide Blackout In Venezuela
Around 4:40 am on Friday, another national blackout hit Venezuela. Here's everything we know so far
Beyond Fear
Those who worked on the presidential election live under extreme anxiety of being detained at any moment. This is the anonymous testimony of a young activist based in Caracas
Adrian González: A Teen In a Dark Dungeon
16-year-old Adrián González was hanging out with his pals at Parque Central, Caracas, when he was detained by the National Guard. His mom says he wasn’t at a demonstration. She was unable to see him for eight days
Hard Evidence Proves Maduro Stole the Election
Dorothy Kronick conducts a series of exercises that provide hard evidence on the credibility of the voting tallies that prove the opposition win in the presidential elections
Kennedy Tejeda: A Lawyer With No Right to Defense
Young Kennedy Tejeda, a Foro Penal lawyer, went to a detention center in Carabobo to assist detainees. He was then detained.
How Independent is Venezuela’s Supreme Tribunal of Justice?
Maduro expects the high court to confirm what the CNE said and convince the world that he won on July 28th. Let’s see how independent the Supreme Tribunal of Justice is
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