Facing the uncertainty of missing loved ones for years, families in Venezuela endure further distress inflicted by an indifferent state. Relatives seeking answers often encounter sarcasm from authorities when requesting investigations into disappearances: “Oh, ma’am,… Venezuela’s Indifference and the Families Left to Search for the Disappeared

Breliacnis, a Venezuelan woman, finds the memory of her mother slipping away like water between her fingers. She hasn’t seen her since childhood. A collection of bones and a gravestone bearing the name she had… Border of Disappearance: A Harrowing Tale of Forcible Abductions and Impunity in Colombia and Venezuela

Tragically, as often happens with farmers and Indigenous peoples, the Yukpa chief Cesareo Panapera was murdered twice. The first time, he was shot with firearms on the afternoon of May 10, 2025. The second time,… Unveiling the Atrocities: How Landlords in Perijá Fuel the Persecution of Indigenous Peoples

Farmers in Barinas state, involved in a land conflict adjacent to the La Rubiera estate, were held for approximately six hours by an armed group of alleged paramilitary nature, who transported them in vehicles from… Barinas Agrarian Crisis Exposes Terrifying Ties Between Landowners and Armed Groups