The Battle for Barrancas del Orinoco
This town located at a strategic point of the Orinoco Delta is being disputed by gangs, guerrillas and security forces. The fighting has left several dead and many questions
There Once Was a Party: Primero Justicia
We're dropping a new series about the most relevant Venezuelan political parties in 2022. In 2002, Primero Justicia symbolized the renovation of Venezuelan politics. Two decades later, and under the harassment of chavismo, it looks more like the political parties of old. What happened?
2022, the Year of Forced Restraint
This is an extract of our end-of-the-year political risk report. The state of the revolution seems strong in 2022, but chavismo will have to contain some of its inner demons to work on itself
A Bus Ticket for Venezuelan Walkers in Colombia
Colombia has welcomed Venezuelan refugees like no other country has. But now it needs to take an extra step
From Interim to Indefinite: the Life and Times of the Caretaker Government
Its original promise proved unfeasible long ago, but the alternative political body created in 2019 still stands. Here’s a timeline, from its enthusiastic origins to its murky present
Reactivating the Negotiation
Among other news, Luis Ugalde said that the negotiation between the opposition and Maduro’s regime must be reactivated in January 2022. Julio Borges revealed the reasons for his resignation to the caretaker government before the AN Delegate Commission. FundaRedes denounced the deterioration of political prisoner Javier Tarazona’s health.
