Tag: derechos humanos
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UN Mission Documents Venezuela’s Enduring Machinery of Digital Surveillance and Persecution
In its final report, the UN Fact-Finding Mission documented how Venezuela combines repressive laws, website blocking, video surveillance, and information manipulation to control the digital environment
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Are Our Messages Being Spied On? Myths and Realities About WhatsApp in Venezuela
Recent accusations by Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro against WhatsApp have reignited fears about digital surveillance. We examine the real cybersecurity risks facing Venezuelans today
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Nuestra America Convoy: the narrative of solidarity seeking to overshadow the protests in Cuba
As demonstrations multiply in the streets and on social media, the regime attempts to manipulate the narrative with the “Nuestra America Convoy” and an international solidarity offensive that fails to hide the internal crisis
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The Infrastructure That Amplifies State Narratives in Nicaragua
* In Nicaragua, regime propaganda and that of its international allies (such as the People’s Republic of China) does not circulate on its own: it operates through a hierarchical structure coordinated by the Ortega–Murillo regime
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Nicolás Maduro Deepens War Rhetoric on Social Media Alongside Cuba and Nicaragua
*Regional dictatorships claim that their alliance is not only ideological but also exists in the military and defensive sphere.
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Civil Society Organizations Highlight the Increase of Repression in Venezuela Before the IACHR
For the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Venezuela is experiencing a situation of “State Terrorism”
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What is enforced disappearance and how does it affect Latin America?
Enforced disappearances are one of the most serious and persistent crimes in the region. Despite international condemnation, they continue to be a tool of repression and fear in countries where power is exercised without control
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Social Media react to Cristosal’s departure from El Salvador
While NGOs and independent media denounce harassment and forced exile, the Salvadoran government deploys on social networks a narrative that minimizes the situation