Venezuela

It’s ironic that a social media platform that considers conversation and connection so valuable would shut off an important platform in a time of crisis.

Each of these moves demonstrates that the United States’ actions against Venezuela are anti-democratic and anti-humanitarian.

As the situations in Haiti and Venezuela underscore, the promotion of democracy and the protection of the world’s poor is not well supported by the US.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the third version of President Donald Trump’s travel ban Tuesday, with a 5-to-4 vote in favor of the legislation.

While Venezuela has the largest oil reserves and is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, poverty, violence and infant and maternal mortality rates remain high, according to a pamphlet given out at the event.

In the middle of this organized chaos stood a calm, elderly woman carrying a sign: “Hate Speech leads to Holocaust. I’m a WWII Holocaust survivor.”

The grand pageant of humankind has tried, and continues to try to this day, various methods to structure our society.

Students for Vzla is an organization aimed at becoming an international network for students expressing their support for the Venezuelan demonstrators. The group translates Venezuelan news on their website and Facebook page — which has over 5,000 likes — intending to fill a void of accurate information about the situation on the ground, according to Perez.