The Edmundoneta
Unanimously, the Unitary Platform, María Corina Machado and Manuel Rosales agreed that former diplomat Edmundo González Urrutia will be the opposition candidate. Rosales resigned his candidacy.
El Feed
The Long Wind Down Road
The United States replaced license 44 with license 44A: which authorizes a period until May 31 to wind down transactions related to oil and gas operations in Venezuela....
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Misión Pirulín
Surprisingly, Venezuela actually submitted its “counter-memory” to the International Court of Justice. Nevertheless, it criticized the ICJ’s actions and said it didn’t recognize its jurisdiction.
The Anti-Fascist Fascist Law
Venezuela’s proposed “law against fascism and neo-fascism” is discretional and arbitrary. If approved, it’s expected Chavismo will use to repress the opposition and organized civil society.
Parkour!
After the Unitary Platform’s access to the CNE registration system was blocked and Manuel Rosales unilaterally announced a candidacy, the Platform managed to register a placeholder candidate: former...
Atrévete 2.0: Electric (Crisis) Boogaloo
Discretionally, the National Electoral Council blocked the opposition’s Unitary Platform from registering a candidate. But Manuel Rosales did so, anyway.
Corina, Corina
The opposition has a new presidential candidate. Here’s out interview with her.
Things Are Getting Nasty
Venezuelan security forces detained two more members of María Corina Machado’s team. The Public Ministry issued arrest warrants against other seven members.
Fun Games To Play With Electoral Cards
The CNE removed 16 political parties from the ballot, including two in the Unitary Platform. The mainstream opposition can now only compete under the traditional MUD and Zulia...
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