My editors forced me to sit down and watch the Miss Venezuela pageant this week. I expected glamour and charm from this Venerable National Institution. I found out that devaluation reaches further and wider than we thought.
The bolichico par excellence, Juan Planchard feeds on suffering and vice. He's fictitious, but so close to truth that you're gonna rage… bad.
The government's never going to tell us what really happened behind the scenes of this week's near-default drama...so we have to imagine how it went down Tropical Mierda-style, instead.
Spain is currently going through some of the most turbulent years of its democracy. With many Venezuelan expats concerned about Podemos, is there a real reason to worry?
It’s easy to lose sight of just how vicious the dictatorship can be when it decides that you're next. You are left completely without recourse. Try it on for size.
We know for a fact that the regional elections in Bolívar were stolen. Now, thanks to the WSJ, we have the whole narrative.
Today’s edition will be the last printed issue of newspaper Tal Cual. You would expect this to be the end for them, but if Tal Cual has proven to be anything, it's resilient.
I’ve known him since I was little, always cheery, always warm, and now he’s hiding a suffering greater than any of us can know.
As the crisis wears on, the risk of dying during childbirth is skyrocketing for Venezuelan women. A pro-government report just brought the facts to Maduro – along with an extra helping of excuses.
Caritas Venezuela is doing serious work – and irresponsible journalists set it all back with false and alarmist headlines.
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