Who Watches Cadenas, Anyway? And Why?
Medianálisis and Delphos conducted a study to understand who watches mandatory broadcasts known as cadenas — and why. The reasons are varied and the numbers are higher than you would have guessed.
Guaro Journalist Uncovers Truth about Plan Ubica Tu Casa
A Lara State journalist got a subpoena from the Legislative Council for trying to look into an alleged government plan. Freedom of speech? You tell us.
Arepita: Venezuelan Startup Wraps Up the News
On Journalists’ Day, we celebrate Arepita, a crew that works really hard to curate and deliver the news everyday, straight to your inbox, fresh out of the budare.
The Other Price of the Venezuelan Exodus: Shortage of Skilled Workers
The growing diaspora is undoubtedly affecting critical sectors of the country, like healthcare, education and electrical infrastructure.
OAS: ‘Crimes Against Humanity Have Been Committed in Venezuela’
A long-awaited report by a panel of independent experts appointed by the OAS just came out: there’s sufficient evidence of crimes against humanity in Venezuela.
Empresas Polar Brings Us The FIFA World Cup: Noble or Lame?
Venezuela’s most important private food company makes a surprising move into our media landscape by making sure the entire country can enjoy the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
Tougher U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela: An Escalating Crisis
The White House is getting tougher on Nicolás Maduro and his allies. But why did they take so long? A new article gives us a look on how U.S. policy on Venezuela is starting to change.
This Isn’t AdWars: Why I’m Not Even Bothering with this ‘Campaign’
The May 20 “election” campaign has been received with indifference and even rejection among many Venezuelans. One possible reason is the lack of engaging messages from the candidates.
Kellogg’s Flees Venezuela Too
American cereal-maker Kellogg’s announced that it would leave Venezuela, leaving hundreds without jobs and a void in our breakfasts.
Venezuelan photographer wins the World Press Photo of the Year
Last May, AFP’s photojournalist Ronaldo Schemidt captured a powerful image during the months of protests in Venezuela. Now, that photo was recognized as the best of 2017.
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