Dawn of the Cyber-Surveillance State
The government seems ever more interested in hiring shady international operators who make a living spying on private internet communications.
The government seems ever more interested in hiring shady international operators who make a living spying on private internet communications.
Alejandro Velasco's in-depth historical investigation of the iconic 23 de Enero neighborhood in Western Caracas.
A Wall Street Journal investigation reveals major criminal probes are ongoing into corruption on a quite staggering scale in Rafael Ramírez's PDVSA.
Venezuela said we'd rock the boat at the UN Security Council. It's one promise we're happy they broke.
I was a solidarity activist in Nicaragua in the 1980s. I've seen this movie before.
Here at Caracas Chronicles we pride ourselves in fostering a sense of community. We don’t just tell our readers what we think, we also learn from your reactions. More often...
Venezuela's never been less comprehensible, which is why Caracas Chronicles has never been more necessary.
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“Mommy, can we get some French fries?” asked my daughter as we drove past the massive granite monolith that is the McDonald’s store of La Castellana in Caracas....
Less than a week after announcing an open tender for bids on security paper meant for printing Bs.50 and Bs.100 bills, the Venezuelan Central Bank (BCV), revealed that they are...
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