Press Play with Madeleine Brand
On the ground in Venezuela: Living through a crisis
On Sunday, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called a military uprising that broke out a terrorist attack, and fired public prosecutor Luisa Ortega. Politicians are fleeing the country. The United Nations says excessive force and arbitrary detention against protesters is widespread and systemic.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readOn Sunday, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called a military uprising that broke out a terrorist attack, and fired public prosecutor Luisa Ortega. Politicians are fleeing the country. The United Nations says excessive force and arbitrary detention against protesters is widespread and systemic. Reporter Hannah Dreier covered Venezuela for three years and talks about her experience there.
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- 13:02Jeffrey Tambor: 'I like to be artistically threatened'
- 39:41Traveler learns her name has a different meaning in Istanbul
The full episode
1 of 3Jeffrey Tambor on how 'Transparent' changed his life- 0:00On the ground in Venezuela: Living through a crisisYou’re reading this
- 13:02Jeffrey Tambor: 'I like to be artistically threatened'
- 39:41Traveler learns her name has a different meaning in Istanbul