#ADWARS: Fear vs. Hope
As the campaign winds down, PSUV is using its ads to try to scare the hell out of voters, while MUD leans on its greatest ally: the long cola.
Guaro journalist and CaracasChron veteran.
As the campaign winds down, PSUV is using its ads to try to scare the hell out of voters, while MUD leans on its greatest ally: the long cola.
The electoral boobytrap known as MIN-Unidad was sanctioned by the electoral authority last week, but seems like this is a case of "too little, too late."
People running for National Assembly seats want you to know who they are. Some have managed this better than others.
To celebrate the official campaign launch, we bring you a digest of both side's ads thus far.
Wouldn't it be nice if the Venezuelan state spent as much time and energy cracking down on actual drug trafficking as on the fictional version?
Since my last post, the election campaign has officially begun. In the last few days, attention has turned to a figure that has quickly become (for better or for...
Sudeban takes one giant step forward to the creation of the Cyber-Surveillance state by ensuring it gets its hands on every single bank transfer anyone makes in Venezuela.
The ads MUD and PSUV are releasing ahead of December 6th tell the story of a campaign where the opposition playing to win and the government just wants to limit the damage.
The government seems ever more interested in hiring shady international operators who make a living spying on private internet communications.
Somewhere between not publishing official economic data and overseeing a banknote printing frenzy on steroids, Venezuela’s Central Bank (BCV) still finds time for the mundane. According to this tweet from Bloomberg...
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