November 12: Gaby Wins

Gaby Arellano, an opposition student leader, won a hotly contested election today for the leadership of the Federacion de Centros Universitarios – 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 →

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 →

September 14: Unpopularity Contest

The latest public opinion poll conducted by Datanalisis and Hinterlaces, conducted during the month of August, shows that 83.1% of respondents have Continue reading →

September 6: Equilibrium

Following the increase in price of household cleaning products, dish soap, and household disinfectants earlier this week, the following items Continue reading →

September 5: Loyal Supporters

Yesterday, Aragua state governor Tareck el Aissami raised eyebrows when he suggested that poverty helped the PSUV become popular. During Continue reading →

August 18: The Sixth Month

The Minister of the Interior, Justice and Peace, Miguel Rodriguez Torres, gave a press conference today to update the country Continue reading →

Opinion: Lives of Luxury

Earlier this week, when Maduro spoke about the “severe economic difficulties” affecting the country, he stoically proclaimed: That’s life. Life is Continue reading →