THINGS ARE NEVER SO BAD THAT THEY CAN’T GET WORSEContained in the Collapse of VenezuelaBy William Neuman For Venezuela, 2012 was the eve of the worst nationwide collapse in fashionable South American historical past. Hugo Chávez, the red-bereted firebrand who’d introduced his socialist Bolivarian Revolution to energy in 1999, would
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Venezuela releases 2 People after go to from U.S. officers
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro speaks throughout a ceremony marking the beginning of the judicial 12 months on the Supreme Courtroom in Caracas, Venezuela in January. Matias Delacroix/AP disguise caption toggle caption Matias Delacroix/AP Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro speaks throughout a ceremony marking the beginning of the judicial 12 months on
‘A La Calle’ Review: In Venezuela, a Chorus of Discontent
The grave damage done by Venezuela’s dictatorship becomes abundantly clear in the documentary “A La Calle” (or “To the Street”), a granular portrait of struggle and survival. The directors, Nelson G. Navarrete and Maxx Caicedo, center their busy panorama on protests in response to a national crisis: the policies of