August 6: Citgo For Sale

Citgo, a subsidiary of PDVSA responsible for oil refining and marketing in the United States, is for sale. The announcement Continue reading →

August 2: Broken Dishes

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elias Jaua, is heading to Egypt and Iran on a mission to check up on Continue reading →

July 22: The Tower of David

The Centro Financiero Confianzas is an unfinished skyscraper in the heart of Caracas. Commonly known as “The Tower of David” after its 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 →

July 12: A Bad Joke

Voluntad Popular, Leopoldo Lopez’s political party, released a statement today classifying as “unacceptable” the comments made by the adjunct executive Continue reading →

July 10: Hostile Attitude

In a cadena nacional aired today, Maduro said that his government had “defeated” the guarimberos [people who put up barricades], and denounced what Continue reading →

July 7: Respect for Journalists

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) issued a statement today calling for for “an end to attacks against journalists in Continue reading →

July 6: The Right Direction

In an interview on Televen today, the vice-president for the economy, Rafael Ramirez, said that the Venezuelan economy was “heading in the Continue reading →