Venezuela Struggles to Hold on to Hope
There was an unusual sense of hope going into Venezuela’s 28 July election. Democracy seemed on the horizon. Could voting bring change?
Read MoreThere was an unusual sense of hope going into Venezuela’s 28 July election. Democracy seemed on the horizon. Could voting bring change?
Read MoreJust when the heat is at its peak in this country, the government acknowledges the existence of another serious crisis in power generation.
Read MoreIn Nicaragua, we know what it means to leave the oppressors unpunished and to falsely close dark periods of our history.
Read MoreVenezuela has begun executing their “Operation Tun Tun,” which allows massive imprisonment, express trials, and numerous disappearances.
Read More“An evil man is capable of burning his own nation to the ground to rule over its ashes.” -Sun Tzu
Read MoreI insist that for the Cuban (sports and political) system, there are emigrated athletes who are useful and others who are not.
Read MoreWithout a safe roof, electricity or running water, people find no other way to protest than to bang on pots and pans during a blackout.
Read MoreThe regime has taken advantage of our anger to present us as “haters” and to feed the fear of change.
Read MoreIf Maduro lost, it’s because he reaped the repudiation and disenchantment of the majority of the Venezuelan people.
Read MoreA democratic transition in Venezuela would impact Nicaragua’s dictatorship, but the political lessons for change must first be learned.
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