PM must do more than meet and tweet to respond to Venezuelan crisis

Canada needs to be the clear voice of Venezuelans calling for democracy and human rights.

Protesters gather on Avenida Francisco de Fajardo during a May 13 anti-government demonstration in Caracas, Venezuela.Photograph courtesy of Nelson Dordelly Rosales

Opinion

BY NELSON DORDELLY ROSALES

May 31, 2017

Venezuela has collapsed. Chaos, violence, and death have become the new norm in this Latin American country. More than 50 days of street protests and brutal repression have resulted in more than 50 people dead, thousands injured, millions of dollars lost in the destruction of private property, and n...

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