Exercising for War
Colombia will not fall into provocations but put its forces on notice before the FANB military exercises on the border. Meanwhile, Trump says "you're fired!" to Bolton.
The Third UN Revision
Michelle Bachelet presented her third report on the human rights situation in Venezuela, concerned about Nicolás's indifference. Different chavismo officials reacted in different ways, while juggling their different scenarios.
Support in Advance
Juan Guaidó's role as Caretaker President is extended; The regime continues to put pressure on the opposition; Human rights are still ignored by those who can make the actual changes.
Guaidó’s Strange Power
The new myth of the regime: the president in charge and the US conspire so that the transnationals remain with that same territory in claim that chavismo consistently gave up continuing to claim
Public Slaves
That immense bureaucracy created by Chavismo turns into protests in the same streets where they were forced to march by their leader. We lost another child due to lack of transplants.
The FARC Issue Gets Louder, Gold and Oil Prices Drop
The AN declares agrees to authorize international satellite monitoring over Venezuelan territory to find guerrilla camps, after officially declaring them terrorist groups
Between The Misery and The Miserables
The week began with the news that Ruperti also paid for the defense of El Pollo Carvajal and with a scandal of alleged pedophilia
Sole Responsibility
Chavismo blames the Colombian government for FARC's violation of the peace agreement. Nicolás treats foreign workers with dignity and respect. Sebastiana Barráez reports Russian and Cuban officers in a military base in Tachira State.
Cabin(et) at Risk
With Leopoldo López and Julio Borges in stellar roles, the president in charge announced the creation of an organ to coordinate the commissioners and special representatives of the National Assembly.
Two Dollars a Month
The supreme court of the regime organizes a new offensive against the non-Chavez rectors, the Cicpc recognizes the increase in femicides and Acnur strives to handle migration
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