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Elon Musk Buys Twitter: What Could This Mean for Twitterzuela?

Twitter will change now that Elon Musk is its new owner. Will it change the way Venezuelans, inside and outside of the country, shape the political conversation?

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team April 28, 2022

Twitterzuela Doesn't Want to Talk About Women's Rights

Compared to 2021, there’s little engagement with the conversation about Venezuelan women’s rights in 2022

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team March 18, 2022

Chavismo’s Messages Supporting Putin’s War

Maduro’s government has supported Russia since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine. His government’s position: war means peace

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team March 11, 2022

Chavismo Changed Its Narrative on Alex Saab

Once it was known the Colombian businessman made a deal with the DEA in 2018, the regime’s social media accounts started reacting to the plot twist

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team February 23, 2022

Chavismo’s New Campaign to Bring the Bolivar Back to Life

The Maduro regime is using social media to promote the idea that a new tax on dollar transactions will have no impact on the majority of the population

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team February 11, 2022

As Covid Cases Rise, the Conversation Dies on Social Media

Venezuela just broke its record for daily cases since the COVID-19 pandemic began. So, why is this the week with the least number of trending topics regarding the health crisis?

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team January 28, 2022

Venezuelan Teachers Are Among the Most Active Protesters Online

Teachers’ Day brought digital and street protests in Venezuela. How did the government respond to their claims of persecution, miserable salaries, and lack of protection during the pandemic? It recognized teachers as “shapers of love”

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team January 21, 2022

Why Twitter Suspended 277 Chavista Accounts

Twitter moved against accounts that were part of an organized misinformation campaign. But it won’t be enough

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team December 17, 2021

Twitterzuela Users Also Lost Interest In Politics

Social media was at the center of Venezuelan regional elections, but instead of a conversation it was a bit of a mess

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team December 3, 2021

The World’s Biggest Orchestra Is the Regime’s Favorite Subject

This week, Probox Politwitter highlighted how the government used El Sistema’s Guinness World Record as one of the year’s most important pieces of propaganda

Probox & Caracas Chronicles Team November 19, 2021

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