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Pueblo People talks Ukraine and Putin fever. Join the broadcast at 8:00 Pm EST, the live chat should be fun
Politics
How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Could Affect Venezuela
We did a Twitter Space with an expert on security and defense of Russia and Venezuela, Venezuelan-Argentinean analyst Andrei Serbin Pont. Here’s a summary
How Canada’s Truckers Protest Reawakened my Venezuelan Trauma
The demonstrators against vaccine mandates deployed the same hostility against the press, officials and citizens I saw from violent chavista groups
We Have to Talk About Alex Saab
Pueblo People discusses Alex Saab and a bunch of other stuff. Join the broadcast at 8:00 Pm EST, the live chat should be fun
There Once Was a Party: Un Nuevo Tiempo
It started with a split from AD and a regional party that built a national presence. Now, the return of Manuel Rosales is a symbol of Zulianos’ resilience and big hopes
There Once Was a Party: Acción Democrática
During its long and meandering history, AD helped create the Venezuelan democracy, contributed to its demise and now seeks survival at any cost. What’s left of the old white party?
The Failed Coup That Changed Our World
Thirty years ago, we were violently woken up by an armed revolt that ended up transforming our nation, and not in a good way. A date that can’t pass without another comment
Live from Miami!
Pueblo People talks Biden's stealth deportations, Jeff Zucker's resignation, the burden of the Venezuelan passport, mad Truckers in Ottawa, Whoopi's on leave, Bryer leaves the bench... We didn't start the fire, it was always burning
What Options Are Left on the Table?
This is an extract of Friday's Political Risk Report. After sweeping away the option of the recall referendum, what will be the "ask" to the Maduro government in the next round of talks? How does this impact chavismo and the opposition?
Drafting a Basic Map of Armed Actors in Venezuela
Now that news about fighting between guerrillas, gangs, and regular troops are becoming more frequent, we offer three ways of visualizing who are the conflicting groups and what are they fighting for
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