October 11: The Serra Case

The Tribunal Supremo de Justicia – the nation’s top court – announced today that the “presumed murderers” of Robert Serra and his Continue reading →

October 10: Blocked

Two photographs that appear to show Robert Serra’s body inside a morgue were released on Twitter today by an anonymous Continue reading →

October 9: Transcendental Justice

At an event to commemorate the handing over of subsidized homes to residents of Tanaguarenas, Vargas state, Maduro said that Continue reading →

October 8: The Fringe of Law

Three out of the four remaining victims killed during the violence in Quinta Crespo, Caracas yesterday have been identified. Their Continue reading →

October 7: El Odreman

This morning, a confrontation involving police officers and alleged members of a colectivo armado [literally, “armed collective”, pro-government armed militias] left Continue reading →

October 6: Cars

Only 10,268 cars have been assembled in Venezuela since the start of the year, according to the Camara Automotriz Venezolana [Venezuelan Chamber Continue reading →

Opinion: The Palindrome

El Aissami’s Twitter outburst against cartoonist Roberto Weil was disturbing not so much because of its crudeness, but because of Continue reading →

October 5: Rats

An editorial cartoon began to make the rounds on social media today. The cartoon, created by Roberto Weil, can be Continue reading →