A Toast to the Venezuelans We Don't See
Venezuelans wake up and work impossibly hard to make a better future. I see them every day, I thank them every day. What if we took the time to notice them, too?
Venezuelans wake up and work impossibly hard to make a better future. I see them every day, I thank them every day. What if we took the time to notice them, too?
Merida's Universidad de Los Andes stands strong, a quiet testament of courage stronger than any crisis.
Venezuela has a deep richness of curse words. But there's one in particular, one too rude to discuss in polite company, that UNESCO really ought to declare part of Humanity's Intangible Cultural Heritage.
A child. The sea. A magical goal. An oyster.
It's only a matter of time before this Venezuelan drink becomes the next hipster craze.
There's a sweet-spot in Venezuela where invasiveness is good and alone-time becomes overrated. It's called solidarity.
Think you can skip a cadena just by ducking into the Metro? Think again...
I made it out. I'm in Madrid now. I know the food is not going to run out. But I can't entirely bring myself to believe it.
A walk down petro-populism memory lane, through the eyes of a Kennedy-loving gringo.
Does it make sense for Venezuela to spend $3 million spending basically-established football players to a U20 world cup, really?
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