Military Reshuffle
Maduro reaffirmed Padrino López and Hernández Larez in their positions, but dismissed Hernández Dala and González López. The former was replaced with Diosdado’s cousin.
El Feed
Taking Over Maracaibo's Mayoralty
The opposition mayor of Maracaibo, Rafael Ramírez Colina, was arrested by security agents alongside other crucial municipal officials. While the government accuses them of corruption, the opposition says...
Gun To His Head
A document signed by Edmundo González, recognizing the TSJ’s ruling on the elections, surfaced today. The opposition leader says he was coerced and blackmailed to sign it. The...
The Departure
There’s still little clarity on what happened during the weekend, but one thing is certain: the winner of the presidential elections was pushed into exile by the Maduro...
Fly Me To Miami
The General Prosecutor’s Office orders Edmundo González Urrutia’s arrest after the U.S. sent Nicolás Maduro’s seized plane from the Dominican Republic.
Vietnam Flashback
Since 4:00 am on Friday, Venezuela has been experiencing a new nationwide power outage like in March 2019. While connectivity has recovered in certain areas, its nationwide average...
Repressor-in-chief
Maduro changed his cabinet and named Diosdado Cabello the new Minister of the Interior. Hardline Chavismo’s poster child will now head SEBIN, CICPC, PNB and SAIME.
Delpino Breaks His Silence
The missing member of the Venezuelan elections authority finally appeared. Juan Carlos Delpino is one of two opposition leaning members of the CNE. After the elections, he did...
Supreme Injustice
Maduro expects the high court to confirm what the CNE said and convince the world that he won on July 28th. Meanwhile, the Supreme Tribunal of Justice is...
This Time Is Different
It sure feels like it, but chavismo is still chavismo. Reckless and violent, they will try to quash the will of the people in the same ways they’ve...
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