March 27: Palaima

Residential Complex in Maracaibo Attacked There was unrest in Maracaibo today, where neighbours from the Palaima building complex in La Continue reading →

Opinion: An End to The Rule of Law

My daily update this past Wednesday, March 20, included a brief discussion on the trial and incarceration of San Diego Continue reading →

March 19: Powdered Milk

There were some demonstrations today. They were particularly ugly in a town called Rubio, in Tachira. The biggest news of Continue reading →

March 2: Carnaval? What Carnaval?

The student protests organized for today appear to have rallied a huge turnout. Considering that today is a 1) a Continue reading →

Opinion: “Why aren’t the poor protesting too?”

A question I hear come up often during discussions on the protests in Venezuela goes like this: “If these are Continue reading →

February 26: The Women’s March

Today was the “Women’s March” Maria Corina Machado had called for yesterday. I spotted a few dudes in some of Continue reading →