July 11: Permanent Battle

Venezuela became more isolated today after United Continental Holdings Inc. – the parent company of United and Continental Airlines – Continue reading →

July 10: Hostile Attitude

In a cadena nacional aired today, Maduro said that his government had “defeated” the guarimberos [people who put up barricades], and denounced what Continue reading →

July 9: Ceballos To Stand Trial (Again)

Today, a judge ordered the ex-Mayor of San Cristobal, Daniel Ceballos, to stand trial for rebellion. The charges stem from Continue reading →

July 8: Ana Karina Garcia

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said today that he would support sanctions against Venezuelan officials determined to be responsible Continue reading →

July 7: Respect for Journalists

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) issued a statement today calling for for “an end to attacks against journalists in Continue reading →

July 6: The Right Direction

In an interview on Televen today, the vice-president for the economy, Rafael Ramirez, said that the Venezuelan economy was “heading in the Continue reading →

July 5: Independence Day

Today marks the anniversary of the signing of the Venezuelan declaration of independence, and is celebrated as Independence Day. At Continue reading →

July 4: Sairam Rivas

El Frente Nacional de Mujeres [National Women’s Front] spearheaded a demonstration today in front of the SEBIN headquarters in Caracas. The Continue reading →