September 12: Verbal Terrorism

The governor of Aragua, Tarek el Aissami, went on the offensive today against news reports that a mystery illness had Continue reading →

June 17: Interrogations

Gaby Arellano, a student leader from Tachira whose apartment was raided earlier this year by security forces, was interrogated by Continue reading →

May 17: “Permanent Conspiracy”

During a speech today, Maduro made some comments regarding the continuing unrest Venezuela is facing. On the nature of the Continue reading →

April 23: #SOSVenezuela

The biggest news of the day was an announced public transit fare increase of 40%. The fares will not shoot up Continue reading →

April 9: “Too Quiet”

An old family friend living in Caracas, when asked about how things were in the city today, answered stoically: “Too Continue reading →

April 1: Access Denied

Maria Corina Machado Denied Access to the National Assembly Maria Corina tried to get into the National Assembly today, but National Continue reading →

March 31: Burning Whales

Chacao was the scene of some intense confrontations between demonstrators and the National Guard last night. Here are some pictures: 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 →