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The judges have eviscerated parliament and moved the country closer to one-man rule.
The country is in a tailspin of epic proportions.
It wasn’t supposed to go like this.
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The country has bigger oil reserves than Saudi Arabia, yet still can’t keep the lights on.
The election “has upended everything everyone thought they knew about Venezuelan politics.”
“The shit is hitting the fan, and there’s no toilet paper.”
Venezuela’s crisis deepens