The National Anti-Coup Command
A peaceful end to the crisis has never felt so distant, and the stench of dictatorship has never felt so putrid. This Continue reading
A peaceful end to the crisis has never felt so distant, and the stench of dictatorship has never felt so putrid. This Continue reading
Let me be clear: from a legal, constitutional, “democracy and rule of law” standpoint, yesterday’s announcement from the Consejo Nacional Electoral Continue reading
El Aissami’s Twitter outburst against cartoonist Roberto Weil was disturbing not so much because of its crudeness, but because of Continue reading
Ever since Maduro announced the implementation of a fingerprint scanning system as a means to combat scarcity last week, Venezuelans Continue reading
Earlier this week, when Maduro spoke about the “severe economic difficulties” affecting the country, he stoically proclaimed: That’s life. Life is Continue reading
Hugo Carvajal, the former general and now accused drug trafficker, received a hero’s welcome when he returned to Venezuela after Continue reading
My daily update this past Wednesday, March 20, included a brief discussion on the trial and incarceration of San Diego Continue reading
I think that it’s really important to stress what a huge deal what happened yesterday is, and what it means Continue reading