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Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters When Nicolas Maduro Was Dictator for a Day
The Venezuelan leader’s decision to abruptly reverse his blatant power grab has sent the country spiraling into chaos once more.
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Felipe Caicedo / AP The End of Colombian Exceptionalism
The advent of peace risks plunging the country into a new kind of conflict, different from any it has faced in its modern history.
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Federico Parra / Getty Big in Venezuela: Rolex Revolutionaries
For those who’ve benefited from the country’s political revolution, flaunting wealth with pricey timepieces is getting more complicated.
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Luis Benavides / AP The Key Thing Missing From Narcos
Colombians.
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Carlos Garcia Rawlins/Reuters How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria Gabriela?
Hugo Chávez's daughter is still living in Venezuela's presidential palace more than a year after his death. It may take a UN appointment to get her out.
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Surian Soosay/Flickr Should Citizens Have a Right to Rebel?
In a fifth of the world's nations, people are legally allowed to resist leaders who have overstepped their bounds.
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Reuters/The Atlantic The Frank Underwood of Venezuela
Behind the daily scenes of anti-government protests, another power struggle is underway.
