Mother of Miguel Castillo: “I don’t even have access to my son’s case file”
Miguel Castillo was a young man killed in the 2017 protests. Four years after his death, his mother, Carmen Bracho, … Leer más…
Students and Universities in the 2017 Protests
By Francisco José Virtuoso Arrieta Chairman of Universidad Católica Andrés Bello The days that range from April to 31 July … Leer más…
Slums protests in dictatorship?: “… I saw the democratic mask of the regime fall”
Mirla Pérez @mirlamargarita For Venezuelans, 2017 meant to see the evident impossibility of socio-political coexistence with a regime that considers … Leer más…
Why didn’t the 2017 protests triumph?
Rafael Uzcátegui A mobilisation process should not only be evaluated for the achievement of its objectives, but also for the … Leer más…
Why protesting?
By María Teresa Urreiztieta When a cycle of protests begins, breaking into the public space as the one that began … Leer más…
March reverted the hopelessness
By Margarita López Maya What happened in Venezuela during 2017 was a historical protest cycle. Since 4 April -when the … Leer más…
Public Ministry and the 2017’s protests. The repression and dismantling of the Rule of Law
By Luisa Ortega Díaz 2017 was a difficult year for all Venezuelans due to a number of unassertive political decisions … Leer más…
The 350 Guaro: A wave of protests full of beauty
By Jairo García Méndez Director of Universitas Fundación Plaza Lara, Barquisimeto The violent, criminal and dehumanizing repression released by the … Leer más…
Venezuela: a circular work
By Gabriela Ramirez The fracture between Chavism and Madurism: in the last session held by the National Assembly, before the … Leer más…
