Free speech in Venezuela

EspañolThe newest bill to pass under Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's regime is perhaps the most characteristic of any dictatorship past or present: It is now a criminal offense to disagree with or criticize the government. The…
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Español Officials have proposed new legislation that could increase the regulation of social media in Venezuela under the guise of avoiding violence. National Director of Venezuela's National Telecommunications Commission Andrés Eloy…
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Español Social media in Venezuela will be off limits to the country's military personnel as the government tries to retake control of leaked sensitive information, a recent government report said. The country's national guard will…
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EspañolSeveral political leaders of Venezuela's state of Tachira used social media this week to report that the National Institute of Land Transport (INTT) was preventing them from traveling to Caracas by bus — most probably, they said,…
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EspañolHours before what could be the biggest march in Venezuela's history, a large arms shipment was made to Civil Protection in Carabobo Park, according to anonymous sources. Capital District Official Daniel Aponte was reportedly…
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Reporters of print, audiovisual and digital media protest outside the Bello Monte morgue in Caracas, by the fence installed on the perimeter. (Efecto Cocuyo) EspañolOne of the largest morgues in Venezuela has reportedly been fenced off…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1ZKIXIhyPU EspañolIn Venezuela, at least 372 web portals have been blocked by main Internet service providers (ISP). Also, 43 Internet domains have been blocked by these same providers, both public and…
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EspañolTwo independent Venezuelan newspapers, El Nacional and Correo del Caroní, were attacked this week with guns, animal feces and political hate messages. The criminals left a political note in favor of Nicolás Maduro's…
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EspañolFrom clandestine offices located in Caracas, Nicolás Maduro’s Government Homeland Protection and Strategic Security Center spies Venezuelan dissidents, according to Vértice News. A report entitled “An Uprecedented Invasion of…
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