Caraqueños in Kennels
The difficult situation with public transportation in Caracas has forced people to adapt – and nurture the excesses of anarchy.
Politics
The Media Lifeline
Accepting an interview with a highly-rated Spanish TV show was a gamble for Nicolás Maduro. But even before it airs, looks like it already backfired.
Rosales is Back. Sadly
Since elected governor Juan Pablo Guanipa did what he said he would do, new elections for governor of Zulia are going to happen. And guess who's very happy about it...
The Heart of the Issue: Accountability Inside MUD
Lifetime tenure for opposition leaders has brought MUD to the edge of annihilation. Is that what it’s going to take to get a debate on accountability going?
Suicide Musical Chairs
The Maduro administration just appointed new people for the handling of our economy. And the appointments are full blown suicidal.
Straight Up Witches
I used to think witches were cool. But Venezuelan politics ruined even that: the witches we deal with are genuinely terrifying.
No ayudan: Sobre la crisis alimentaria y los medios irresponsables
Cáritas Venezuela está fajada trabajando para documentar la crisis alimentaria, y el periodismo irresponsable no ayuda cuando cubre la noticia y usa titulares falsos y alarmistas.
President Ramos Allup
Presidential elections are now approaching. With everything that happened this week with AD and Ramos Allup, what would be the lesser of many evils?
The Truth about AD
We talked to a longtime adeco who doesn’t believe for a minute the story about the four rogue governors, and he should know. He knows the beast from the inside.
MUD: (don’t) Stay Together for The Kids
The defeat in this regional election deepens a rift inside the MUD, which remains “unida” just in name. And, for the sake of the country, a divorce is in order.
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