Évole vs. Maduro: The Salvados Interview
Nicolás Maduro tried to look like a wise, democratic leader in the Salvados interview from yesterday. Whether he did or not is something we’ll let you decide.
Politics
Quiet Little Sheep
Our very own Gustavo Hernández predicted the death of free speech recently, and the final blow was just dealt. Everyone is a target.
Our Little Chernobyls
You’d think San Cristóbal is Raqqa: Every other day, we’re told some power plant or refinery has become the target of terrorism in Venezuela. When tragedy becomes a joke, people pay with their lives.
A Bubble in Fatigues
The government is doing its best to ensure the military have fine health care. So how long will it be before the crisis reaches them too?
Suffering through Inflation
Words like "inflation" and "hyperinflation" are thrown about causally. These are the faces and voices of hunger behind those words.
The Kids Aren't Alright
We know people are hungry in Venezuela, but to see it in the face of our most vulnerable is a gut wrenching experience I won't easily forget.
How the Grinch Raided Christmas
It has become tradition: each year he growls and drums his fingers thinking of how he’ll keep Christmas from coming to Venezuela. What does the Grinch have in store this time?
Caraqueños in Kennels
The difficult situation with public transportation in Caracas has forced people to adapt – and nurture the excesses of anarchy.
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...
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