12.24.18: A Most Austere Christmas

Venezuelans are celebrating what may be “the most austere” Christmas in living memory, given the intensity of the economic crisis, Continue reading →

12.23.18: Ramform Tethys

Reverberations from yesterday’s incident off the coast of Guyana, which involved a Venezuelan navy frigate and an ExxonMobil oil exploration Continue reading →

12.22.18: Tragic and Desperate

Former Attorney General Luisa Ortega Diaz said in an interview published today by La Tercera that she would continue to fight Continue reading →

12.21.18: Getting Creative

Carlos Pino, the Venezuelan embassy worker who was expelled from Colombia yesterday for posing “a threat to national security”, spoke Continue reading →

12.20.18: National Security

The government of Colombia expelled Carlos Manuel Pino, a Venezuelan national without diplomatic status who worked at the embassy in Continue reading →

12.19.18: The Worst Year

Venezuelans continued to protest today over Christmas hams, as the Maduro regimes continues to fail to live up to its Continue reading →

12.18.18: Pernil

A group of residents staged a protest today on the Caracas – La Guaira highway over the government’s failure to Continue reading →

12.17.18: A Fistful of Dollars

Maduro held a military parade today to commemorate the 188th anniversary of the death of Simon Bolivar. The parade centered Continue reading →