Dreaming of a Country I Don’t Belong to Anymore
I worked hard to graduate as an economist in Maracaibo and left to work abroad. Every time I returned, I felt further away. This is my story
From the Pincer Movement to the Mesh Strategy
For years, the Venezuelan opposition has been betting on breaking the regime under the pressure of two main forces. We need to update the approach according to the web of factors that are already in place
A Celebration of ‘Typical and Autoctonal Venezuelan Dance Bands’
The ironic category Los Amigos Invisibles gave to themselves can also be used for several music projects that have been fusioning rock, jazz and many Caribbean genres since the 1980s
Freddy Guevara and a Pattern of Conspiratorial Accusations
Chavismo has been using wild conspiracy theories to frame its opponents for years. Here's how they do it
A Negotiation Killer?
This is an extract of our PRR team's analysis for last week's report, diving into the motivations and possible outcomes of the government's aggressive move against Freddy Guevara and several members of the opposition
An Average of 19 Protests A Day During 2021
The Observatorio Venezolano de Conflictividad Social registered 3,393 protests during the first quarter of the year. The UK announced sanctions on Alex Saab and Álvaro Pulido for “exploiting two Venezuelan public programs” that provide food for the poorest citizens.
