“Não há vontade pelo governo americano de tomar medidas que prejudiquem os venezuelanos....As sanções atuais e futuras buscarão esse equilíbrio, visando os mais responsáveis pela condição atual da Venezuela”, diz Eric Farnsworth do AS/COA.

AS/COA's Brian Winter spoke to Sports Illustrated on Neymar's Olympic performance and how "often—maybe too often—Brazilian soccer and politics mix.”

"It could bring Venezuela to its knees," AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth told BuzzFeed News, commenting on potential future sanctions.

"The [Venezuelan] opposition is going to try to set up a parallel government in a bid for international recognition. Maduro will likely overreact by tossing the leaders in jail," said AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth. 

AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth argued that the July 30 constituent assembly vote would "give the government the opportunity to turn Venezuela into a one-party state without any of the trappings of democracy."

"I'm not convinced [the U.S. government is] going to move forward to sanction [Venezuela's] energy sector," commented AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth. 

Erick Meyenberg: The wheel bears no resemblance to a leg at Americas Society is documented in an ominous 16-minute video, slickly edited to reflect on modern Mexican society as a machine powered by the mechanisms of the state.