Opinion: The Carvajal Affair

Hugo Carvajal, the former general and now accused drug trafficker, received a hero’s welcome when he returned to Venezuela after Continue reading →

July 16: Police Day

So far this year, 67 police officers have been murdered in the greater Caracas area, according to an article published Continue reading →

June 28: Concern

Juan Mendez, the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, said today during an interview with Efe that in Latin America, “crimes are investigated by Continue reading →

June 26: The Appalling Silence

Human Rights Watch published an article today titled “Unasur: End Silence on Venezuela Abuses“. The article contains a link to Continue reading →

June 25: Defining Times

Fallout from Jorge Giordani’s searing rebuke of Maduro continues, as ex-Minister of Education and high-ranking PSUV member Hector Navarro was Continue reading →

June 20: Until Further Notice

According to the Camara Venezolana de la Industria de Alimentos [Venezuelan Chamber of the Food Industry]  (CADIVEA) announced today that the downward Continue reading →

June 18: Flight

The announcement yesterday by American Airlines to reduce the number of flights servicing Venezuela by 80% comes with a startling Continue reading →

June 10: Repression

The Colegio Nacional de Periodistas (National College of Journalists) reported that there have been 460 attacks against the freedom of expression in Continue reading →