Struggling to Breathe
by Alberto Barrera Tyszka, Gonzo translation by Francisco Toro “No shit-eating little bourgeois is going to come tell the majority of Venezuela’s youth what path our homeland should...
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
by Alberto Barrera Tyszka, Gonzo translation by Francisco Toro “No shit-eating little bourgeois is going to come tell the majority of Venezuela’s youth what path our homeland should...
Henrique Capriles’s speech at today’s march deserves to be listened to in full. The sheer relief of having somebody take charge and lead, damnit, was overwhelming for me....
Look, I know it’s easy to get caught up in the YouTube videos, easy to cheer on the unbelievably brave gochos. Facing down a budding military dictatorship is...
Key Caracas Chronicles stories about the recent crisis are now available in Japanese. Really. Thank you, Kanako!
San Cristóbal, where the protest movement started, remains an extreme outlier in the current crisis, with many residential neighborhoods essentially out of the control of the government. Luis...
Here’s the thing to keep in mind about the escalating protests in Venezuela and, especially, the very heavy-handed repression they’re being met with: this never would’ve happened when...
Listen and understand. The game changed in Venezuela last night. What had been a slow-motion unravelling that had stretched out over many years went kinetic all of a...
UPDATE: The block has been lifted… Disturbingly, my last post has been reported to Facebook as “Dangerous Content” and blocked from distribution. Please share the link on Facebook,...
FEBRUARY 20TH, 2014 Dear International Editor: Listen and understand. The game changed in Venezuela last night. What had been a slow-motion unravelling that had stretched out over many...
Some time I picked to stop blogging about Venezuela, right? Yeesh! OK, so call this the first of a series of – hopefully rare – Ilan Chester-style guest...
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