March 6: The Descent

The situation in Los Ruices earlier in the day did turn out to be a big mess. A National guard Continue reading →

March 5: Our Supreme and Eternal Commander

Today was quite the day. Lots of really interesting things happened. For one, Maduro made two speeches: one at the Continue reading →

March 4: On The Eve of March 5

The marches continued today, including one in remembrance of the people who have died so far during the protests: And Continue reading →

Video: “We’re going to end them!”

An interesting clip popped up this morning. It’s from VTV (The state-run television network), and it shows a reporter at Continue reading →

March 3: Perseverance

The Oscars were last night. For many Venezuelans, the man of the hour was definitely Jared Leto, as he mentioned Continue reading →

Updated Story: Marvinia Jiménez Interview

Marvinia Jiménez is the name of the woman who was assaulted by National Guard troops in Valencia in the video 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 →