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Venezuela

The fallacy of anthropological damage in Venezuela

Neither Cuba nor Venezuela were moral paradises before their respective socio political disruptions, nor were they hellish. These were societies with both virtuous and dark moments.

On the strategy to overcome the Venezuelan crisis

The idea that a soft approach toward the regime increases the chances for a democratic transition is both naive and harmful.

A sociological snapshot of Venezuela after 25 years of Chavismo

The dwindling middle class, which still represents the heart of the weak protest against electoral theft, has to go back to work to survive.

Venezuela and the silences

From the outside, we witness the decline of a nation at the hands of rascals who continue the democratic assault at any cost.

The crisis in Venezuela and the risk of a new migration wave

The new episode of the political crisis in Venezuela threatens to cause a new wave of forced migration in the hemisphere.

The key factors sustaining Maduro’s regime

Maduro benefits from an institutional architecture created by his predecessor, staffed with operators and adherents who occupy the top echelons of the executive, legislative and judicial branches