October 19: Words

El Universal published an interview today it conducted with Diosdado Cabello, the vice-president of the PSUV and president of the National Continue reading →

September 23: Obama Weighs In

At a speech at the Global Clinton Initiative today, President Obama spoke about the “brave men and women who dare Continue reading →

September 1: Hunger Beatings

Intense confrontations between protesters and National Guard troops in San Cristobal, Tachira left at least two people injured and three students Continue reading →

Opinion: The Land of Confusion

Ever since Maduro announced the implementation of a fingerprint scanning system as a means to combat scarcity last week, Venezuelans Continue reading →

August 31: Assertions

Diosdado Cabello, the vice-president of the National Assembly, spoke at length today on a number of topics, including the biometric Continue reading →

July 30: Aveledo Resigns

Ramon Aveledo, the executive secretary of the Mesa de la Unidad Democratica (MUD) – the largest united bloc of opposition parties – resigned from his Continue reading →

July 29: Corn Flour

The Carvajal saga continued to unfold today after allegations that the Venezuelan government threatened Aruba into releasing the suspected drug Continue reading →

July 18: A Principal Cause

The Ministry of Foreign Relations published and official statement regarding the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight 17 yesterday in eastern Continue reading →