28/12: TSJ Preoverturns All Incoming National Assembly Acts as Unconstitutional
Landmark ruling of the Constitution's Article 3 threatens to destabilize the country still further ahead of a delicate parliamentary handover on January 5th.
Landmark ruling of the Constitution's Article 3 threatens to destabilize the country still further ahead of a delicate parliamentary handover on January 5th.
If you're going to read just one thing this week, forget the intramural MUD histrionics and read Ambrose Evans-Pritchard's takedown of OPEC's World Oil Outlook.
The results are in. As of 11:30 a.m. on Christmas day, 452 of you participated in our Hallaca Survey. And the winner is...Miss Colombia!
Fill out our survey and let us know which ingredients you can't stand in an hallaca, and which ones you can't do without.
Two Venezuelans - each with strong, settled ideas about how you make a proper hallaca - get married. Roberto Nasser chronicles the delicate, high-stakes culinary negotiation that plays out in his kitchen year after year.
Caracas's flagship Teresa Carreño Theater has no coffee in the coffeeshop and no tickets in the ticket booths. What it does have, though, is Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker. And it remains magnificent, just as it has been for the last 20 years.
Roberto Rincón, the enchufado of Tradequip and Ovarb Industrial fame, is spending tonight in a Houston-area federal jail cell awaiting arrainment on money laundering charges.
We constantly hear about the cocaine transiting through our country. But what about the white powder that stays here?
686,000 people had their votes annulled on December 6th. We have no idea how many of them intended to have them annulled, and how many voted null by mistake. Here's how to make sure that never happens again.
There’s plenty to chew over in news of the looming U.S. indictment of Néstor Reverol, the National Guard commander and alleged coke-trafficking aficionado. The latest story, in The New...
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