María's Burden
María is sick of the crisis. Literally. Neurologically.
A Dictatorship but not really
What kind of political leadership declares the country’s constitution order has been broken just to take it back a week after?
Ramón and the Pipes
My firsthand story of the titantic struggle pitting plumbing vs. surgery at Merida's University Hospital, and the patients caught in the middle.
How Mérida became Venezuela
Every merideño grew up knowing there was something special about this place, "a university with a city inside." Mérida isn't like Venezuela. Or it never had been. It sure wasn't supposed to be. Now it is.
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