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Has Venezuela become a totalitarian regime?

  • Written by Miguel Angel Latouche, Associate professor, Universidad Central de Venezuela

So far, the new year has not gone well for Venezuela. Neither did 2017 or 2016, of course, but it turns out a bad crisis can always get worse.

January 2018 began with riots and looting of grocery stores across the country, a sign of pervasive hunger. Then, on Jan. 12, a crowd stormed a cattle ranch in rural Mérida and stoned a cow to death f...

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