How a Journalist Saved me from the GNB
On this Día del Periodista, I salute all the journalists who keep us safe, just by showing up. It's easy to lose sight of your power, but know that you change the way power behaves.
OAS Meeting of Foreign Ministers on Venezuela (cont.)
The second part of the Foreign Ministers Consultation Meeting on the Situation in Venezuela should get underway soon, live from Cancun, Mexico, during the OAS’s General Assembly round...
Neomar and All Our Fallen
One day, the lives of all Venezuelans who’ve died through government's acts and omissions will be properly honored. This website is a good start.
OAS: Foreign Ministers Session on Venezuela
With 22 delegations confirmed to attend, 18 Foreign Ministers present (perhaps including nuestra Delcy Eloina), and three draft declarations on the table, the OAS has never seen more excitement.
Maturity vs. Maduro
When they first came on the scene, the Student Leaders of 2007 were the best news for Venezuelan civil society in a very long time. Ten years on, this generation's ethos seems to be our nation's only hope.
Tarek William Saab's Son Calls Out His Father
Tarek William Saab's son beseeches him to reconsider, and take the step that could unblock the crisis. The latest murdered student, he tells his dad, "could have been me."
Let's send this poor GNB on Easter Week Vacation
Caracas Chronicles is committed to social justice. Please spare a moment of your day to help this government oppressor get his deserved holiday travel.
Another Doozy from the TSJ
Tribunal Supremo de Justicia doubles down.
OAS: Special Meeting of the Permanent Council (round 3) [UPDATED]
Twenty countries called for an emergency session today. Bolivia cancelled it. Argentina's Foreign Minister flew all the way from Buenos Aires. Honduras has been named temporary president. Madness, I tell you, madness!
The Theory of the Pasante Bobo
Did Venezuela just stumble into an epic Constitutional Crisis out of sheer administrative incompetence and miscalculation? Very possibly. Were the Russians behind it? You bet.
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