The Legacy of Model United Nations
To some, Model United Nations is an extracurricular activity for nerds. To Venezuelan delegations, its a bloodsport. And damn, we're good.
To some, Model United Nations is an extracurricular activity for nerds. To Venezuelan delegations, its a bloodsport. And damn, we're good.
A tribute to a Venezuelan icon.
Leo gets thrown out of a night club for who he is. Anacaona is ruled out of public assistance for who she is. Sandra fails her school Spanish lesson for who she is. It's time we faced up: yes, it happens here.
Leafing through the ENCOVI survey results, my mind went back. 100 years back. To Russia. Because the terms are different, but the logic is the same.
On Venezuela's appallingly sexist twitter eyes.
Over on The Atlantic, Emi aterriza a los gringos in what exactly that picture means in Venezuela...and comes out of her little trumpista glass closet in the process.
Marianne's apartment has that fresh emptiness and forlorn sense of detachment common to the homes of Venezuelans getting ready to move out, even with no boxes around.
How do you conjure up 20,000 new cops all of a sudden? By just handing off cop badges to Frente Francisco de Miranda and UBCh members en masse, I guess.
The typical Venezuelan garb reminiscent of Mao-dress is making a comeback in a big way, or at least that's what Maduro wants.
As the Venezuelan government orders pay-TV providers to yank CNN's Spanish network from their channel grids, are we seeing the dawn of the El Aissami Era?
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