The End of Chavista Anti-Terrorism Courts Won’t End Weaponized Justice
An administrative ruling put the spotlight on a pillar of repression
When María Corina Suddenly Showed Up in Barquisimeto
The place where Machado reappeared is a symbol of Venezuelan Catholic faith. I went there to see it all firsthand
Carlos Oteyza’s New Film Takes Us Back to 1936 Venezuela
“El año en que se perdió el miedo al poder” retells a pivotal moment in our history, or a 90-year-old reflection of current events
Delcy Is Downgrading the Law Against Hate Instead of Just Revoking It
The legal weapon that jailed almost 1,000 people remains a key tool of the repressive apparatus
With Delcy in NYC, Venezuelans Grew Furious Over Power Cuts
Beyond the State’s inability to handle it, the Super Niño is causing ripples
Despite Small Cracks, Venezuela’s Censorship Wall Holds
The regime unblocked several news websites as a gesture, although the practice remains intact
Fighting Chavismo’s New “Fact-Checking” Sites
A new fact-checking website aims to provide accurate information, while another disguises itself as one to keep pushing propaganda
The Environmental Blind Spot of Venezuela’s Oil Deal Controversy
Few people wondered about the environmental consequences of the supposed energy investments
The US Wants to Get Into Venezuelan Telecom (and Push China Out)
Washington is allowing Venezuela to make telecommunications-related deals with American companies. But the Chinese must be left out
The Earthquakes Are the New Big Excuse
For the Rodríguez regime, the tragedy became a tool to deflect criticism and slow down the transition
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