We Lost DirecTV, Too
Closing the digital satellite television company leaves millions of Venezuelans without access to information, isolated, and 600 people are without a job now
Briefing
Chavismo Reports 159 New Cases of COVID-19 in Three Days
Steep curve, as expected and protests everywhere, for lack of public services and gas. And we could also lose Citgo
There Could Also Be a Cooking Gas Shortage Soon
But water trucks arrived from China to mitigate the water supply crisis, while the coronavirus pandemic worsens in the region and Provea presents a terrifying report
The Academy of Sciences Stands Behind Its Report
Despite threats by the regime, who seems to think that truth depends on will, the institution ratifies the importance of considering the serious threat coronavirus poses on the country
ECLAC Recommends Guarantees for Basic Incomes in Latin America
With the pandemic, homelessness and poverty will increase and the institution recommends stronger measures for the protection of health systems and regional economies
Latin America Could Surpass Europe's Death Rate
The future looks grim for the region Venezuela is a part of, because our response capacity is inferior to Europe’s. Meanwhile, time is wasted, instead of finding solutions
IMF Warns the Venezuelan Crisis Has No Precedent in the Region
The economy and the pandemic put together generate an unprecedented catastrophe in Venezuela, while Guaidó thanks Sergio Vergara and J.J. Rendón for resigning positions that they never should have had in the caretaker government
We Could Have Anywhere Between 1,000 to 4,000 Cases a Day
Such is the estimation by the National Academy of Physics, Math and Natural Sciences, while Feliciano Reyna keeps warning about the disaster that’s coming our way and we waste time analyzing Operation Gedeón
Maduro Exploits the Macutazo
The epic saga of patriotic defense against American incursion carries on while people, human rights and coronavirus remain unattended
Maduro Ties Violence in Petare with Operation Gedeon
They released over 20 prisoners from El Helicoide yesterday, while the details, blame and insults consequence of the Macutazo made the rounds and coronavirus continues to spread in Latin America, including Venezuela
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