August 2: Broken Dishes

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elias Jaua, is heading to Egypt and Iran on a mission to check up on Continue reading →

June 13: Send Coffins!

The Guardian had a depressingly grim article on Venezuela yesterday. Citing the country’s oppressive scarcity problem, the article points out Continue reading →

May 15: Freedom

A group comprised of the family members of some of the students detained over the past three months of protests Continue reading →

May 12: Angelly Pernia

On May 5, a student by the name of Angelly Pernia was arrested during a demonstration at the Universidad Catolica del Continue reading →

March 29: Two More Deaths

Two more people were killed overnight as a result of the protests. In San Cristobal, Tachira, three people were in Continue reading →

March 24: Maria Corina Machado “No Longer a Deputy”

Diosdado Cabello declares that Maria Corina Machado is “no longer a deputy”, threatens to imprison her; Maria Corina Machado vows Continue reading →

Opinion: An End to The Rule of Law

My daily update this past Wednesday, March 20, included a brief discussion on the trial and incarceration of San Diego Continue reading →

March 22: Fight To Victory

The demonstrations today were pretty big. Certainly the biggest in a few weeks. This is a picture of the demonstration Continue reading →