Humor & Satire

The archaeological left offers its remnants, and Ulloa gives them a masterclass in prison-style magical realism

From Morse and radio codes to six-seven: a story of abbreviations, generations and little secret languages.

A Venezuelan Comedy in Three Acts and One Petrodollar

A satirical interview on political dialogue, public security, debt and the issues Don Evaristo believes remain outside the negotiating table.

A satire about the sudden strategic value of private capital when public debt needs buyers and pension-system rhetoric collides with the treasury.

A conversation with the movement’s spokesperson, who demands less fiscal milking and refuses to join yet another commission.