October 11: The Serra Case

The Tribunal Supremo de Justicia – the nation’s top court – announced today that the “presumed murderers” of Robert Serra and his Continue reading →

October 9: Transcendental Justice

At an event to commemorate the handing over of subsidized homes to residents of Tanaguarenas, Vargas state, Maduro said that Continue reading →

October 8: The Fringe of Law

Three out of the four remaining victims killed during the violence in Quinta Crespo, Caracas yesterday have been identified. Their Continue reading →

October 4: The Usual Suspect

Accusations began flying as soon as news of Robert Serra’s murder (and that of his partner) were announced in the Continue reading →

October 1: Inequality Before the Law

At the resumption of his trial yesterday, Leopoldo Lopez made a series of fiery remarks before the judge Susana Barreiros. Continue reading →

September 29: Power

The adjunct national coordinator of Voluntad Popular, Freddy Guevara, said that his party succeeded in securing 52,000 signatures calling for a Continue reading →

September 25: Electricity

The Venezuelan electrical grid suffered a catastrophic failure today as 12 out of the country’s 23 states suffered power outages Continue reading →

September 24: Chuo

The Mesa de Unidad Democratica [MUD], the country’s largest opposition bloc, chose its new leader today: Jesus “Chuo” Torrealba. The group’s last Continue reading →