Sanctions against Maduro’s barbarous regime may be warranted, but the danger lies in putting the U.S. front-and-center.

With Venezuela’s generals now in charge of the country’s shrinking food supply, it’s only a matter of time before the people turn against them too.

Polar makes 80% of the beer in Venezuela—or used to.

Government employees told to only show up Monday and Tuesday.

Maduro expands the weekend. Venezuelans are not likely to celebrate.

The opposition, led by the National Assembly, has orchestrated a coordinated campaign to oust Maduro. Street protests are planned for tomorrow.

Socialists withdraw, deny opposition a quorum.

The country’s problems are about far, far more than immigration, and Maduro’s attempt to blame Colombians won’t change that.

Maduro and his henchmen are evil, as well as buffoonish. But is this the best way to handle them?

Venezuela attempts to ration groceries by using fingerprint scanner—with predictable results.