The Criminal Court
Your daily briefing for Friday November 17th, 2017.
Negotiations Ahead
Your daily briefing for Monday, November 10, 2017.
Rosales is Back. Sadly
Since elected governor Juan Pablo Guanipa did what he said he would do, new elections for governor of Zulia are going to happen. And guess who's very happy about it...
During the Weekend
Your daily briefing for Moday, October 30, 2017. Written by Javier Liendo.
Engines Off
In a city where millions rely on them, three out of every four buses in Caracas are out of order. Here we ponder Venezuela’s bus-less dystopia – coming soon to a city near you.
Sharing the West Side, Fighting in the East
Although marchers from both sides met several times yesterday, there was no hint of violence between them. The violence we saw pitted the opposition not against chavista civilians, but against the security forces, which launched enough tear gas at us to reach even pro-government demonstrators in Plaza Venezuela.
Sofia Ímber, 1924-2017
A tribute to a Venezuelan icon.
Malas jUNTas
Un Nuevo Tiempo's outright loss of credibility has blurred the line between real and fake news.
A Toast to the Venezuelans We Don't See
Venezuelans wake up and work impossibly hard to make a better future. I see them every day, I thank them every day. What if we took the time to notice them, too?
End-of-the-year Social Conflict Map Update
As 2016 comes to a close, we notice another significant spike in lootings and people taking justice into their own hands. Here is the gruesome balance of a year's worth of Maduro social and economic policy.
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