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A 15 minute documentary, produced by Alborada Films for Redfish, shows a reality of Venezuela that is absent from the mainstream coverage.

By Alborada Films / Redfish

Mar 29th 2019 at 11.01am

The mainstream media has been obsessed with Venezuela for weeks, and not in a good way. Its infatuation with the "humanitarian crisis" and opposition has left Venezuelans who defend their country's sovereignty and elected government being ignored.

Source: Redfish

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