Protests about violence against the media marked a day when Radio Télévision Suisse published a piece about the illegal mechanisms to buy Venezuelan gold; Airline TAP says things aren't quite as chavismo says regarding Juan Guaidó's uncle.
Youth Day protests had a slogan yesterday: respect for university autonomy; Juan Guaidó’s uncle and eight drivers are still missing; The regime promises more violence and impunity against the opposition.
Our brave caretaker president returned through our main airport. He wasn’t detained but he and his wife were attacked, just like chavismo always does. They detained part of his team and his uncle is still missing. The press was also attacked.
In Washington, our caretaker president received support from all political actors; The RSF 2019 index registers an even further worsening of freedom of speech in Venezuela; Citgo executives went back to jail.
American support for caretaker president Juan Guaidó looks at an all-time high, after meetings at the White House; Nicolás Maduro has outrageous promises about inflation in 2020; American security advisors have a few words for allies of the Maduro regime.
Guaidó’s presence at Trump’s SOTU was celebrated and even the World Cancer Day made people pay less attention to a horrible chavista date; Venezuelan inflation is still the highest in the world; The efforts for free elections continue.
The IACHR visit to Venezuela is unavoidable, apparently; The country remains the world’s favorite weapon to throw or mention in elections everywhere; Coronavirus spreads and so does xenophobia.
The WHO report in Venezuela and the coronavirus pandemic were the most important news yesterday; Deputy Ismael León is still illegally detained and the firm Foley & Lardner LLP rejected Maduro’s offer
The takeover of the Legislative Palace is ongoing legally and phisically; Nicolás Maduro's regime means to charge taxes in foreing currency; Chavismo isn't satisfied with everything it has done to judge Maria Lourdes Afiuni, and the harassment continues.
Both the fake National Assembly directive and the actual legitimate one move their pieces to appoint new CNE authorities; The fake directive is also doing all it can to wash its own reputation; The Venezuelan Medical Federation is concerned about Coronavirus reaching our nation.
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