Venezuelans abroad be like...

During Venezuela's downfall, the culprit feels the heat. (Even in the afterlife).

An unknown woman confronts the tanks during Venezuela's protests in 2017. A symbol of resiliance.

What young Venezuelans do when they’re not being killed.

President Maduro can't handle the Tsunami on the streets.

When dignity is a price too high to pay for food.

Not all heroes wear capes, some just a 9 mm.

An image from 1989, that keeps repeating itself today.

She's the real Wonder Woman

The faces of the resistance in Venezuela.

When the streets scream, they also bleed. Propaganda posters.

Selected pieces for Caracas Chronicles. A good source of information on current events in Venezuela.

Alcohol and regret usually make for the best stories.

A trip down memory lane.

A short story in the wake of the Paris attacks in 2015.

At any other time, these Trump-Farage pictures would be funny.

Decision-makers, challengers, innovators, artists, advocates, chroniclers, stewards, healers.

A series of posters aimed to redefine our criteria and start a conversation on what a real man is.

Bill Burr, a comedian known for his heated, straight-shooting style, is not afraid of hurting some feelings.

A contemporary take on the classic fable about the inevitability of death.

On how the disease came to America through seals from Africa more than 1000 years ago.

A movie poster from a personal perspective.

Rest in Peace, flaco! Luis Alberto Spinetta, Argentinian artist, now his music is the light of men.

Somebody else took his place, and bravely cried. (I'm a Blackstar, I'm a Blackstar)