Victor Amaya
Guns, Drugs, and Poodles: The Life and Death of a Venezuelan Prison Boss
Videos of inmates shooting automatic weapons into the air to bid farewell to a convicted drug trafficker known as El Conejo, or the Rabbit, have highlighted how little control the Venezuelan authorities have over what goes on in the country's prisons.
The Hard Left Team Venezuela's Maduro Just Appointed to Tackle the Country's Crisis
Venezuela's President Maduro has shuffled his cabinet further to the left in response to the rising power of the opposition, and the country's acute economic crisis.
There Was a Lot of Yelling During the First Session of Venezuela’s New Congress
Tuesday's heated inauguration of the first opposition-controlled Congress in Venezuela since President Hugo Chávez took office in 1999 suggested tense times ahead as the country's economy struggles.
