How Saab’s Extradition Changed the Game
Here's an extract of last Friday's Political Risk Report. A Cape Verde-Florida flight brings the Venezuelan conflict back to the old Caracas-Washington feud
No Good Options Ahead
Taking part in the regional elections might be the only way forward, but it’s still a terrible plan and politicians should be upfront about it
Alex Saab Is Extradited to the U.S.
The impoverished chavista regime spent a fortune trying to avoid it, but it finally happened: a U.S. Department of Justice plane picked up the Colombian businessman from Cape Verde. Where does this leave the Mexico talks?
This Is How Democracies Die in the 21st Century
The death of Venezuelan democracy seems to be replicating in many other countries. How are democracies dying today? A new book by María Puerta Riera explains the diverse and incremental ways this is happening
A New Light Over the Shadows of the Betancourt Administration
After Tiempos de dictadura and CAP: 2 intentos, Carlos Oteyza premiered the new documentary Rómulo resiste, about the challenges, achievements and conflicts of the first term of Venezuelan democracy
Maduro Threatened to Build A Communal City in El Ávila
Among other news, Maduro said he'll build a city in our beloved mountain, Asdrúbal Oliveros assured that the 7+7 system has a direct impact on hyperinflation, and Camila Fabri, Saab's wife is denying some rumors.
