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Open assemblies have spread quickly all over the country and thankfully, some humanitarian aid made it to the country, proving once and for all, that there's no economic blockade but chavista inefficiency.
Open assemblies have spread quickly all over the country and thankfully, some humanitarian aid made it to the country, proving once and for all, that there's no economic blockade but chavista inefficiency.
Open cabildos everywhere, Venezuela has been under a “state of economic emergency” since January 2016, Nicolás begs Trump to meet and talk and a dangerous draft law to further control internet was leaked and caused outrage on social media.
Open assemblies around the country keep getting bigger, Nicolás insists on Venezuela Bella instead of buying food or medicine, the irony of Luisa Ortega Díaz taking human rights violation cases before the ICC enrages all of us.
The AN fights Maduro’s usurpation, started formal debate on an Amnesty Law, Diosdado’s threats don’t have quite as much power as they used to and teacher’s have no reasons to celebrate their day. And it’s only Wednesday.
Yesterday at the ANC, Maduro burped lies and announced economic measures that won’t fix the economy. César Miguel Rondón had to interview Juan Guaidó on Instagram.
SEBIN’s actions against Guaidó made them look like regular thieves and kidnappers with badges, Jorge Rodríguez stumbles to find a version that suits the government, authorities at the HCU don’t know exactly how many patients have died because of the blackout.
A Friday of confusion, Naky's here with the truth of everything that was told, what wasn't, what was implied, and what people totally made up, about Juan Guaidó's speech regarding power today in Venezuela. Oh, and the Battle of Wikipedia.
Maduro defied and violated our Constitution, gave a “minimalist” speech of several hours in the wrong building and to the wrong people, justice Maikel Moreno stumbled with the script and AN Speaker Juan Guaidó called for an open assembly and unity.
For Wednesday, January 9, 2019. Translated by Javier Liendo.
Your daily briefing for Thursday, August 30, 2018. Translated by Javier Liendo.
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