Why is Venezuela in crisis?
Venezuelans have been in a state of uncertainty since Juan Guaidó, the leader of the democratically elected national assembly, declared himself the interim president in a move against the current leader, Nicolás Maduro. How did this once prosperous country descend into chaos?
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Post Series: Venezuela
- 1.Meet the Man Protecting Venezuela’s Eagles
- 2.Venezuela crisis: Where families buy rotten meat to eat – BBC News
- 3.Begging for food in Venezuela – BBC News
- 4.Venezuela crisis: the view from Caracas farmers’ market – BBC News
- 5.Venezuelans face severe food shortage
- 6.Venezuelan women sell hair to buy food
- 7.Venezuela’s economic crisis fuels sex trade
- 8.Venezuela: Mothers giving away babies – BBC News
- 9.Venezuelans suffer deadly scarcity of food and medicine
- 10.Video: Maracaibo, the story of Venezuela’s collapse
- 11.Dancing with the dead: Venezuelans turn to desperate measures to survive
- 12.This Is Life In Venezuela When The Lights Go Out (HBO)
- 13.Venezuelans turn to food production amid crisis | Al Jazeera English
- 14.Will U.S. sanctions have an effect on the turmoil in Venezuela?
- 15.Venezuelans flee country amid economic crisis
- 16.Venezuela’s exodus: How long can Latin America cope?
- 17.Mass migration from Venezuela puts pressure on neighboring nations
- 18.Why is Venezuela in crisis?
- 19.The Breadmaker: on the frontline of Venezuela’s bakery wars
- 20.Orinoco Basin. Venezuela