No Consensus toward April’s “Mega Elections”
Un Nuevo Tiempo and Movimiento Por Venezuela insist on an electoral strategy that seems exhausted #NowWhatVenezuela
NWV #17: Homeland Security is Lying about Venezuela. Here’s Why
Ending TPS for Venezuelans in the U.S. is based on false premises. Hospitals and the economy have not recovered, and the police have replaced criminals as the main source of fear
NWV #16: An Election to Ban Them All, a Reform to Empower Few
The Maduro regime is organizing the most uncompetitive and logistically unserious elections perhaps since universal suffrage exists in Venezuela
NWV #15: What’s Happening on the Venezuela-Colombia Border?
A National Liberation Army massacre in Colombia produces a wave of refugees to Venezuela. Yeah, you read that right
El Dispatch #13: Chavismo Shows its Teeth across the Country
With a day to go before an illegal inauguration, chavismo ramps up its policy of abductions and intimidation
The Local Dispatch #12: Peace Judges and Desaparecidos Under Maduro’s Christmas Tree
Valencia gets a new mayor, and chavismo plans to train 28,000 community mediators next year
The Local Dispatch #11: The Takeover of Fénix and Uribana
The eleventh issue features an overview of the regime’s intervention in two Lara prisons, and the latest developments in Zulia and Amazonas
The Local Dispatch #10: Mérida Faces Poisonings as Chavismo Takes Aim at TikTok
National patient count reaches 800, but the official narrative blaming social media is under scrutiny.
The Local Dispatch #9: Margariteños at the Verge
The PDVSA explosion in Monagas has plunged Margarita into 20-hour blackouts, while families of post-electoral detainees demand answers and mass releases
The Local Dispatch #8: A Trip Down San Felipe’s Past and Present
We also feature the latest, consequential explosion in PDVSA facilities and the intoxication of at least 179 people in Portuguesa and Barinas schools
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