The Situation for Women Gets Worse but Social Media Protests Dwindle
Compared to 2021, there’s little engagement with the conversation about Venezuelan women’s rights in 2022
As Central and North American Countries Impose Visas, Rivers Claim Venezuelan Lives
With American consular services out of reach for most Venezuelans, and the rise of hostility in South America, a wall of geography, crime and law enforcement are blocking the northern routes
'Talk to the Opposition, Negotiate With the United States'
This is an extract of Friday's Political Risk Report.
Chavismo’s Messages Supporting Putin’s War
Maduro’s government has supported Russia since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine. His government’s position: war means peace
How Putin's Ukrainian Conquest Led to a Maduro-Biden Rapprochement
A war in the eastern edge of Europe created a communication channel between Caracas and Washington D.C. that may lead to Maduro drinking less vodka and exporting more oil
Once Again, Corpoelec Is Severely Rationing Electricity
Among other news, social media users have reported going up to 15 hours without power. The most affected states have been Mérida, Táchira, Trujillo, Lara and Zulia.
