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Blackouts can be a "bottleneck" for the economy in Venezuela

Getting safe water a struggle for many of Venezuela's poor

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Everyone knows Franklin Cáceres in his neighborhood on the far east side of Venezuela’s capital. A roadside vendor directs a visitor…

Getting safe water a struggle for many of Venezuela's poor

Water has long been a luxury in the sprawling low-income neighborhoods that surround Venezuela's capital.

Getting safe water a struggle for many of Venezuela's poor

Everyone knows Franklin Cáceres in his neighborhood on the far east side of Venezuela’s capital. A roadside vendor directs a visitor downhill, past a curve and to the left. A middle school student points to Cáceres’ home and business.

Getting safe water a struggle for many of Venezuela's poor - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Everyone knows Franklin Cáceres in his neighborhood on the far east side of Venezuela’s capital. A roadside vendor directs a visitor downhill, past a curve and to the left. A middle school student points to Cáceres’ home and business. There, in a space flattened on the mountain by Cáceres, some meager cinderblock walls and a…

Is restoring Venezuela's water service in 2022 a viable goal?

By Carlos Seijas Meneses Caracas, Nov 1 (EFE).- At a fire hydrant in Caracas, 65-year-old Angel Pulgar collects water in a bucket to take to his home, where the pipes have been dry since March. Though fed up with that routine, he doubts normal water service will be restored before year’s end, as President Nicolas …

The New Humanitarian | Hustling for gas, electricity, and water: A postcard from a Maracaibo in meltdown

Hustling for gas, electricity, and water: A postcard from a Maracaibo in meltdown - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

Old gas canisters fuel deadly blasts in Venezuela homes

With many unable to afford replacing them with new ones, old gas canisters fuel deadly blasts in Venezuela homes.

Rainwater harvesting project helps Venezuela's slum

Venezuelans hit by cooking gas shortages look to forests for firewood

A one-minute audio clip made the rounds on Venezuelan Twitter last year, in which a state official being interviewed on a radio show tells citizens that, because of ongoing national shortages, they should pick and choose when to cook with gas. “Save it to make pasta, rice and those things,” said Dante Rivas, protector of […]