The Battle for Barrancas del Orinoco
This town located at a strategic point of the Orinoco Delta is being disputed by gangs, guerrillas and security forces. The fighting has left several dead and many questions
From Interim to Indefinite: the Life and Times of the Caretaker Government
Its original promise proved unfeasible long ago, but the alternative political body created in 2019 still stands. Here’s a timeline, from its enthusiastic origins to its murky present
Wrapping up 2021 With the Venezuela Diaspora Project
The Venezuela Diaspora Project goes over its first year
The Hallaca Rant
One more Pueblo People episode before the year ends. This is perhaps the most controversial episode of this podcast to date
John McClane Vs. Tyranny Inc.
It's a Pueblo People Christmas Special, yippee ki-yay MMGV
The Arepa Emoji Is Venezuelan
This week on the VDP: Sebastian Delmont AKA @sd tells the story of his life in tech and we learn why he's a national hero
Mr. Comedia Explains the Comedy Monsters Club
The Venezuela Diaspora Project talks comedy and NFTs with Bobby Comedia
Se arregló Minnesota
Pueblo People returns with a special episode where Oswaldo and Raúl try to answer the question of the gazillion lochas
Kristhyan Benitez Brings the Music
In this very special episode of the Venezuela Diaspora Project, we get much more than a good story. Listen to the tunes of Kristrhyan Benitez, world-renowned piano young gun
La Caída #FacebookDown
This episode of Pueblo People dives into the deepest questions of Life, the Universe, and Everything: What would a world without Facebook look like? What if Twitter went down? Can we imagine a non-dystopian future for social media?
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