July 17: The Year of the Protest

The Observatorio Venezolano de Conflictividad Social [Venezuelan Observatory of Social Conflict] (OVCS) released a study today that concludes that so far this Continue reading →

July 14: More Cancellations

In what’s becoming a weekly occurrence, two more airlines announced today that they would be cutting operations in Venezuela due to Continue reading →

July 8: Ana Karina Garcia

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said today that he would support sanctions against Venezuelan officials determined to be responsible 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 →

June 19: Above All Else, Loyalty

Juan Carlos Gutierrez, Leopoldo Lopez’s lawyer, claimed today to have video evidence that proved that his client is innocent of Continue reading →

June 7: Zero Misery

The government continued its assault on dissenters today, as the Public Ministry cited Miguel Otero – the editor of the opposition Continue reading →

June 4: The Waiting Game

Leopoldo Lope’z hearing has ended, and the judge is expected to make her final decision on the case some time Continue reading →

May 28: Sanctions Approved by House

The U.S. House of Representatives today voted in favour of a bill that would place economic sanctions and travel restrictions Continue reading →