A Loud Call
Cecodap and Prepara Familia demand that the State stops the "killing by default" in the Children's hospital of Caracas, while there is a Venezuelan protest on the Colombia-Ecuador border.
Cuban Sovereignty
While we know more about the delivery of Venezuelan interests to Castro's espionage and a Russian oil company, several NGO ask the UN to create a commission on human rights in Venezuela.
A Defeated Regime
A US court confirms the appointment, by the Venezuelan National Assembly, of a new executive director of Citgo, Carlos Jordá.
Keeping Contact
Contrary to what Cabello said, Trump says he sent people to talk to Maduro's regime, which he now confirms. As for the dollar, it continues to rise.
An Insidious Exercise
Diosdado Cabello tries to control, predictably, the reaction to the story about his contacts with Washington, and they find Anabel Quevedo in Zulia
A Useless Exercise
The comptroller of the regime intends to freeze the accounts from opposition lawmakers abroad, and the Minister of Defense wants to receive Russian armory in our ports.
With the Norwegians in Here
The Norwegians return to Caracas to try to rescue the dialogue, the DGCIM changes the head of torture and CITGO remains in danger.
Union Worker on Military Trial
Maduro and his Defense minister fight sanctions with a show, Guaidó appoints a CEO for Citgo and the EU denounces the ANC.
An Empty Threat
Diosdado Cabello continues to reduce the National Assembly using the sharp scissors of TSJ and ANC persecution to end the parliamentary quorum.
Chavismo Left the Table
Maduro's regime reacts to the new imposed sanctions: chavismo left the Barbados negotiation and lied about a boat full of soy being retained at the Panama Canal on its way to Venezuela.
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