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 →

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 23: Obama Weighs In

At a speech at the Global Clinton Initiative today, President Obama spoke about the “brave men and women who dare Continue reading →

September 22: The Voice of Dignity

The Washington Post published an editorial today in which it argued that Venezuela does not deserve to get a seat 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 →

August 14: The Queen of Rice

Maria Gabriela Chavez, Hugo Chavez’s daughter, was named alternate ambassador to the United Nations by President Maduro. Maduro made the Continue reading →

July 29: Corn Flour

The Carvajal saga continued to unfold today after allegations that the Venezuelan government threatened Aruba into releasing the suspected drug Continue reading →

July 23: Leopoldo Lopez’s Trial Begins

After more than five months in captivity, Leopoldo Lopez’s trial began today. Lopez was arrested in February for allegedly orchestrating the Continue reading →