All about our current healthcare crisis in one single article
The ongoing crisis of our health system is nothing new, but things are now taking one strong turn for the worse. This great report by the AP’s regional...
Life
A new kind of draft
Recluta… there’s a word that brings memories. (In most, if not all cases, not happy ones). For a country that’s gone over 150 years without a proper shootin’...
We got your dystopia right here, man
A smart riposte to Caracas Te Quiero.
The @naky chronicles
One of the great things about new media is discovering new voices, people who wouldn’t get heard if the public sphere was still in the hands of the...
2001: A Pigs('-Legs)-in-Space Odyssey
It’s been a tough old month for Caracas tabloid 2001, as they face two different forms of repression. Last Friday, three journalists went down to Fuerte Tiuna to cover...
Another local paper bites the dust
Barinas newspaper De Frente is the latest casualty of the lack of newsprint which is affecting many regional papers in Venezuela. As an extra wrinkle, they aren’t even...
A territorial mess, cont.
Venezuela is divided into states. States are divided into municipalities. Each municipality has one mayor, and each state has one governor.That is what the Constitution says. Simple, right?...
Cesppa backtracks... just a little bit
Since its creation by decree earlier this month, there’s been a lot of controversy over the new State entity known as CESPPA (Strategic Center for the Security and...
With papers like these...
For a long time, I held that Venezuelan papers were their own worst enemies. Even if the government has recently taken the top spot from them, we shouldn’t...
Cancillería blues
After four years without a salary increase, the workers of the Foreign Affairs Ministry (MPPRE) said “enough!” this week and staged a loud protest outside the Ministry’s Administrative...
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