June 3: Rotten Justice

Lopez’s preliminary hearing is well into its second day, with no sign of an official judgement on whether or not Continue reading →

June 2: Lopez Remanded

UPDATE: This post incorrectly reported that Lopez’s preliminary hearing had concluded, and that the decision had been made. In fact, the Continue reading →

June 1: Unbreakable Desire

A group of 12 university students in Caracas began a hunger strike today in the Alfredo Sadel Plaza in Las Continue reading →

May 31: Andres Leon

Ivan Simonovis – considered by the opposition in Venezuela to be a political prisoner – announced that he would be Continue reading →

May 27: Socialism? Where?

A survey conducted by the polling form Venebarometro, 53.7% of respondents do not agree with socialism as a socio-political doctrine. Continue reading →

May 26: Miraflores

I’m seeing pictures and reports on Twitter of a demonstration in front of the Miraflores palace, the official centre of Continue reading →

May 23: Freedom of the Press

CNN has confirmed to news sources that Fernando del Rincon, a CNN en Español anchor who has been covering the Continue reading →

May 22: 100 Days

Today marks the 100 days since the start of the protests in Venezuela. The protests have left approximately 44 people Continue reading →