One Month Until “El Final”? Caracas Chronicles’ Electoral Season Editor’s Picks
As we approach July 28th, here in Caracas Chronicles we selected ten of our articles to help you understand where Venezuela stands.
Tag: Briefing
March of 2021 Was the Deadliest Month of COVID-19 for Venezuela
Vladimir Padrino López blames Colombia for some of the tense situation in Apure state; Press workers in Venezuela must walk the minefield of State repression; PDVSA has plans to expand its gas and diesel production
Holy Water for the Legislative Palace
The speaker of the illegitimate National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, talked about recovery and overcoming fractures. He didn’t mention the humanitarian emergency or the human rights violations
The New Board of the Illegitimate AN Was Announced
No surprises and only expected appointments; The legitimate AN, meanwhile, approved its own continuity until there’s free elections, even though many deputies say they'll step down
Venezuela is Back to Lockdown Measures
We’re back to the intermittent quarantine that hasn’t prevented high infection and death rates, especially in healthcare workers; The National Assembly is trying to obtain participation in the WHO’s Covax mechanism for vaccination
Prime Minister Keith Rowley Had to Apologize
More bodies of victims of the shipwreck on the coast of Güiria have appeared; Trinidad and Tobago had to apologize for a fake narrative; Venezuelans eat half as much meat as they used to ten years ago
The Crackdown Against Venezuelan NGOs Continues: Convite is Raided
Convite has 12 years working for senior citizens and people who need medication; 19 of the 21 bodies of the Güiria shipwreck are found
ICC: Crimes Against Humanity Have Been Committed in Venezuela
The Armed Forces, the ruling party, the civilian informants and other entities acting parallel to the State, have violated fundamental human rights, says the ICC preliminary report
The Güiria Tragedy
At least 20 Venezuelans drowned in the Caribbean sea, trying to get to Trinidad and Tobago. It should be an extraordinary event, it should be a day for national mourning, but we’re almost used to tragedies every day
Straight Into the Second Wave of Coronavirus in Venezuela
There are deep concerns on how coronavirus develops in Venezuela after recent events; The CNE grants AN seats to candidates that weren't even elected
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