Venezuela Weekly: Interview with Edmundo González Urrutia
On Venezuela Weekly's first episode, Tony talked with Edmundo González Urrutia about his plans regarding a democratic transition.
What Does The Evidence Actually Say About Sanctions on Venezuela?
While its economic effect is subjected to intense debate, its political impact is more clear. Here’s an overview of the conflicting stances around how these measures affect our economy and our people
Venezuela Into The Unknown: Caracas Chronicles’ 2023 Editor’s Pick
Your best shot at understanding Venezuela in 2023. And what comes next.
Washington Lifted Key Sanctions on the Maduro Regime. Now What?
On Wednesday, October 18th, the Biden administration lifted a critical bundle of economic measures against state-owned companies. Here’s what we know and what they mean
What's Behind the Siege of Tocorón?
Journalist Ronna Rísquez explained what's behind the government's crackdown on Venezuela's most notorious prison
UN Mission Reports Sippenhaft, Forced Disappearances and Torture in Its Latest Report on Venezuela
The United Nations Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela presented its fourth report on human rights violations in Venezuela. Here's what it found.
A Sudden, Dramatic Restriction for Venezuelan Migration to the U.S.
The Biden administration is using a measure created during the Trump presidency to deport to Mexico all Venezuelan migrants who are stopped after illegally entering the country by land. Another announcement promotes sponsored arrival under a list of conditions
Maduro Creates Zones for Privileged Tourism and Business
Nicolás Maduro announced a Special Economic Zone program to develop an elite tourism paradise in pristine La Tortuga Island and lure in domestic and foreign capitals. Other than the corruption and environmental impact we can imagine, what are ZEEs?
Bodegonzuela Stands On the Shoulders of Inequality
New research by Venezuelan consulting firm ANOVA shows how the poorest percentile in Venezuela is getting poorer while the richest one improves dramatically its income
Chavismo Goes After the Caracas Lion
The City Council of Libertador municipality in Caracas, with a PSUV majority, approved a resolution to change our capital’s anthem, its coat of arms and flag. But it’s not the same as other examples of revising history.
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