What You Missed About Venezuela Not Seen in U.S. News
Venezuelan “president-elect” Edmundo González Urrutia distanced himself from the data provided by the opposition days before leaving for Spain and some humblebragging
I’m so happy to be back at it after taking a much-needed week off. I spent a lot of time with my grandkids, visited some family in East Texas, and did a whole lot of nothing. I did, however, post on social media celebrating what felt like a validation of my work even though TikTok took down several of my posts for talking about my reporting on the Venezuelan election. The platform also added three strikes to my account. That didn’t stop me though, as you can see below.
It’s worth noting that every other platform including Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter allowed me to post about it at will and my reporting on the Venezuelan election got a ton of attention and was shared widely. If you’d like to read the latest report or the four before it, you have to be a paid subscriber to access the…
