2014 Year-End Review

I wrote my first blog post on February 24 of this year. Today, over 300 blog posts later, I’m about to take Continue reading →

December 22: Moral Power

The National Assembly appointed the Defensor del Pueblo (People’s Defender), the Procurador General (Comptroller General) and the Fiscal General de la Republica (Attorney General). Together, the Continue reading →

December 12: The Liberators

Attorney General Luisa Ortega Diaz said today that nearly 800 people have been tried and found guilty of corruption in the Continue reading →

October 31: Happy Bolivarian Socialism

Maduro oversaw the handing over of housing units in Lara state today, and he took the opportunity to calm fears Continue reading →

August 23: A Sufficient Amount

The National Superintendent of Fair Prices, Andres Eloy Mendez, spoke briefly about the biometric rationing system scheduled to be deployed Continue reading →

August 22: Liberation

Speaking on the new biometric rationing system due out later this year, Maduro said that those who have voiced their disapproval Continue reading →

August 19: Humanitarian Crisis

The Asociacion de Clinicas y Hospitales [Association of Hospitals and Clinics] issued a statement today saying that 20 areas of specialization – Continue reading →

August 7: Enormous Disadvantages

The President of the Federación de Cámaras y Asociaciones de Comercio y Producción de Venezuela [Venezuelan Federation of Chambers of Commerce] (FEDECAMARAS), Continue reading →