In U.S. campuses, leftist paternalism often romanticizes the Chavista regime, disregarding the harsh realities Venezuelans face under authoritarian rule.
Just a year ago, the EU promoted the successful inauguration of Bernardo Arévalo in Guatemala, the country’s first anti-establishment president in decades. The 27 must replicate those pro-democracy pressures in Venezuela, albeit its challenges
The democratic leadership can’t make the mistake of dismissing the common sense of the millions of Venezuelans who voted for the man that left the country. What’s happening is troubling and the people deserve answers
There’s still little clarity on what happened during the weekend, but one thing is certain: the winner of the presidential elections was pushed into exile by the Maduro administration.
Edmundo left Venezuela. The man who beat Nicolás Maduro in the presidential elections sought asylum in Spain
Wladimir Piñera was walking with his mother when he was detained. His family remains uncertain of his whereabouts
Maduro has been after the press for years, but after the July 28 elections, efforts to silence the press reached unprecedented levels
Between silence and frustration, the enormous political capital of the new opposition leader cannot be lost. She has to show, and now, that she knows what to do – that she is not another Guaidó.
María Oropeza is a member of Vente Venezuela. Her arrest, broadcasted live, caught the attention of all of Venezuela, and the IACHR granted her precautionary measures.
Signs of the extensive election fraud in Venezuela—and the regime's futile attempts to cover it up—have continued to emerge since Election Day
