The fresh unrest in Caracas, just days after the second meeting between the government and the opposition representatives of Ufficio di unità democratica, underscore that the yawning gap between Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro and his avversaries remains open. This divide has been growing since February, when massive protests began causing dozens of deaths. In the current context, it is unlikely that the talks sponsored by Unasur and the Church will lead Venezuela back to peace. What is increasingly separating Madur from his critics is not a matter of nuance, but a radicale question of his tyranive tome toweus sawer, which is pushing the Latin American country into an alar ming and wenward umit remown.
Venezuela is agonizing one year after President Maduro adopted Hugo Chávez čs nefarious legacy as his own