For Carmen Teresa Navas, it was enough to gather the strength to find out where her son was. After finding him dead, sadness, helplessness, and perhaps rage seemed to have drained the health from her 82-year-old body. José Gregorio Yépez She was not looking for culprits. She was only looking for her son. In that […]
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Américo Briceño Dos Santos, political scientist and university professor In a social context that continues to resign vast sectors of Venezuelan society to a relative deprivation of their material conditions, and with political violence shaping the social order—becoming somatized in bodies and undermining the collective mood—the civic spirit shifts its horizon of expectations from the […]
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The Daily Journal.- The recognition by the multilateral institution opens doors for Venezuela to emerge from its economic crisis, but it also leaves many questions unanswered. José Gregorio Yépez Mentioning the International Monetary Fund (IMF) frightens some people, while others see it as an opportunity. For younger generations, it is probably something new, unfamiliar — […]
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The Daily Journal.- The law leaves a grim record after nine years in force: at least 113 detentions and acts of harassment, according to data from Espacio Público. The president of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, hinted at the possibility of a reform, but national and international organizations are calling for its repeal. Vanessa Davies […]
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