John Sexton at HotAir.com highlights new information about the destructive nature of Venezuela‘s socialist regime. Democratic socialism is working in Venezuela. It’s working to make everyone miserable and hungry. The…
Dimitra DeFolis explains in a Barron’s column why Russian and Chinese efforts to prop up the Venezuelan economy are likely to have no more than a short-term impact. It was…
The case study of socialism in Venezuela offers more disturbing developments. Matt Vespa documents the details at TownHall.com. Venezuelans continue to fight for survival, as the nation’s socialist experiment has…
The once proud nation of Venezuela continues to reap the rewards of its descent into socialism, as described by CNN Money. A new decree by Venezuela’s government could make its…
The latest news from Venezuela offers a cautionary tale about the impact of socialism. More than 100,000 Venezuelans, some of whom drove through the night in caravans, crossed into Colombia…
From NPR on this morning’s latest news from Venezuela: “Across Latin America, left-wing governments have been disappointing their people big-time.” Yeah if no food, no energy, two-day work weeks and…
John Stossel‘s latest column at Human Events probes the flawed concept of “social justice.” Protesters demand “social justice.” I hate their chant. If I oppose their cause, then I’m for…
American Airlines is reducing service to Venezuela from 38 flights a week to 10 flights a week come July. Why? Because they aren’t getting paid by the socialist government there…
This Bloomberg headline says it all: Venezuela Is Running Out of Toilet Paper.
This article, Got Milk? Venezuela Often Doesn’t, caught my attention this morning. It’s all about ongoing milk shortages in Venezuela, shortages so extreme that often people just can’t get milk…
Today’s WSJ has a most illuminating column by Mary Anastasia O’Grady on the economic troubles in Venezuela and Argentina where powerful, illiberal, interventionist governments are ruining the monetary system, scapegoating…
Jenna, They are even closer than your post indicated. The governments prefer a “direct approach rather than an indirect approach” to state concerns. North Carolina and Sampson County are subsidizing…