How El Chigüire Bipolar’s Mock Journalism Reflected 18 Years of Venezuelan Moods
Our beloved capybara can tell us a lot about how we use humor to process constant change
Political scientist, writer, and violist with a Master’s from Sciences Po and an interest in political communication. Part of the team behind the podcast Chiste Interno.
Our beloved capybara can tell us a lot about how we use humor to process constant change
The June earthquakes are an opportunity to bridge the gap between current capacities and the vast body of knowledge on disaster prevention
Project Umbral has been tracking the process through 60 indicators, 11 pillars, and an 18-month roadmap
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Field hospitals and relief for survivors are replacing search-and-rescue efforts
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While support for the Venezuelan opposition remains strong among governments abroad, there are hints of cautious engagement with the siblings’ regime
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Venezolario went viral by promoting our popular expressions. It sparked a debate on belonging and what it means to be Venezuelan today
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