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New Political Agreement Tackles Venezuela’s Social Crisis

The sharp deterioration in the living conditions over the last decade has gone hand in hand with the decline of the Venezuelan economy.

The move comes after Mexico granted asylum to the family of ousted former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo, detained earlier this month.

Title 42 has been in place since March 2020, used to expel over 2 million migrants from the US border, blocking them from seeking asylum.

“Authoritarians place journalism as an enemy.” The case of Nicaragua “is more painful, but it is not the only one.”

It might seem that this issue is nothing new. The Venezuelan government has lost the reins of the crazy horse of inflation.

“The prosecutors haven’t proven that the information was a lie or that it was deliberately wrongful, or stemmed from political hatred.”

Following the unrest, newly appointed President Dina Boluarte announced she would move elections up by two years, to April 2024.

Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “It’s Me”, in Caracas, Venezuela.

The coup lasted just 88 minutes. What self-destructive drive led the now former president to jump into the abyss?

Xiomara Castro enacted a state of exception, suspending some constitutional rights in Honduras’s two largest cities, Tegucigalpa & San Pedro Sula.