November 2: The Court of Hatred

Robert Serra’s father spoke to the media today for the first time since his son’s murder one month ago. Robert Continue reading →

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 →

August 20: Biometric Rationing System Unveiled

Andres Eloy Mendez, the superintendent of fair prices, announced today that a biometric control system would be deployed to all Continue reading →

August 14: The Queen of Rice

Maria Gabriela Chavez, Hugo Chavez’s daughter, was named alternate ambassador to the United Nations by President Maduro. Maduro made the Continue reading →

July 17: The Year of the Protest

The Observatorio Venezolano de Conflictividad Social [Venezuelan Observatory of Social Conflict] (OVCS) released a study today that concludes that so far this 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 →

June 22: Uribana

Opposition deputy Andres Velasquez was denied access to a flight he was scheduled to be on earlier today. Velasquez was 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 →