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A year into the Covid-19 epidemic, we are learning much more than we originally thought about the virus. The biggest thing though is that study after study is showing that … Read More

Written by our venezuelan correspondent. The Venezuelan dictator justified himself based on the economic sanctions that take away resources from Venezuela, which would prevent him from buying antidotes Nicolás Maduro’s … Read More

Written by our venezuelan correspondent With the change of government in the United States, the Venezuelan president hopes that “communication and understanding” between the two countries will improve. This was … Read More

For more than three decades the victim of 49 years was subjected and under threat of death by Mathías Enrique Salazar Moure, in an apartment of the Los Mangos Residential … Read More

Written by our venezuelan correspondent A series of photographs arrived this Friday that indicate that a monkey from the Caricuao Zoo in Caracas left its captivity on Thursday and arrived … Read More

The inhabitants of the Caracas community gathered to commemorate the date with hundreds of “parrots”. The neighborhood brings together more than a million people, the vast majority in poverty February … Read More

The Humboldt hotel is located at the top of Ávila, the mountain and the national park that surrounds the city of Caracas. It takes a cable car ride of more … Read More

Rush Limbaugh passed away after he was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. He won the Medal of Freedom, and now he is going to be taught in schools, if this … Read More

Written by our venezuelan correspondent Before criminalized and now praised by Nicolás Maduro, de facto dollarization made its way in Venezuela to displace the bolivar due to its inability to … Read More

Being the neighborhood teacher was a role that Valeria Torres, a 16-year-old Venezuelan, did not expect to play, but it was her turn when word began to spread. First a … Read More