Twitterzuela Doesn't Want to Talk About Women's Rights
Compared to 2021, there’s little engagement with the conversation about Venezuelan women’s rights in 2022
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As Central and North American Countries Impose Visas, Rivers Claim Venezuelan Lives
With American consular services out of reach for most Venezuelans, and the rise of hostility in South America, a wall of geography, crime and law enforcement are blocking the northern routes
From Caracas to London: Living Among Russian Enchufados
Being a Venezuelan in the UK, I can’t but notice one thing in common between two so different worlds: the noisy, dirty money from Moscow
Chavismo Changed Its Narrative on Alex Saab
Once it was known the Colombian businessman made a deal with the DEA in 2018, the regime’s social media accounts started reacting to the plot twist
Stranded in Draculand
Many things have changed in Valencia, Venezuela. Once a prosperous industrial city, now the turf of a governor with a Dracula complex
Sebastián Delgado: Coding By-Laws
Chubeto dives into the DAOs with Sebastián Delgado and they discuss Fei Protocol, a stablecoin project that he co-founded. If this sentence didn't make a lot of sense, jump into the conversation and learn
The Tragic Tales of Three Venezuelan Migrant Children
These tragedies in Trinidad, Chile and the U.S. sadden us, but should also motivate us to continue demanding safe, orderly and regular pathways for Venezuelan migrants
Our Diaspora Helps Venezuelan Musicians Become More International
Like with many artists who have visited Italian, Lebanese or Irish audiences in the metropolises of immigration for decades, Venezuelan musicians are making a living out of playing concerts all across the wide geography of our migration
What’s Happening with the TPS for Venezuelans in the U.S.
An outlook of the reach of the measure so far, and of the options for those who are not applying to this immigration benefit
Draconian Law Punishes Gay Sex in Venezuelan Military
Bans on same-sex conduct in the Venezuelan Armed Forces violate rights to privacy and nondiscrimination
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