Venezuela desde adentro

Karin Gabbert, Alexandra Martínez

In the last 20 years, the Venezuelan experience has been at the center of the regional political debate. This book presents eight committed researches, which do not seek to give absolute explanations or univocal readings about the crisis, the conjuncture or the Venezuelan model. They are rather views on multiple realities of a country besieged and constantly threatened by the United States, with borders crossed by mafia-laden logics, and with a flow of internal contradictions -political, economic, cultural and social. The challenge of these texts is mainly to open the debate among the plural lefts, to learn from what the Venezuelan experience is both in the lights and in the tenacity of the subjects in their struggles, as well as in their shadows and opacities in the midst of a crisis that every day makes it difficult not only to think about transforming horizons, but even to cope...