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Jul
16
2017
Arcadio Esquivel's cartoon depicts Nicolas Maduro guzzling from a Venezuelan flag-painted oil barrel, a blunt take on corruption and government resource drain. Tags like Venezuela, oil, and socialism highlight the satire's focus on economic mismanagement. Its simple composition offers dry humor amid crisis commentary.
Jun
19
2017
Esquivel's cartoon pits giant Nicolás Maduro, communist briefcase in hand, against a tiny La Prensa painter erasing his leg. Satire highlights Venezuela dictatorship, with dry humor in the authoritarian's fading presence. Tags like South America politics underscore the press's role in diminishing gobierno figures.
Apr
12
2017
Rayma Suprani's cartoon shows Venezuela's flag with a fishing line from stars hooking a cracked egg figure with mustache and pig nose, yolk spilling out. It captures satire without words, using tags like Venezuela, Maduro, and political crisis for clear impact.
Feb
28
2017
The image arranges eight leaders across two rows. Each figure occupies its own panel with a single word in a speech bubble above or beside it. The words together read the press is the enemy of the people. The final panel shows the current president completing the statement.
Feb
21
2017
A large gray fedora labeled PRESS dominates the frame, its brim casting shadow over a row of legs in varied shoes and pants. One figure carries a red tote marked BREITBART and wears striped socks with bright yellow and red clown shoes. The drawing appeared in the Salt Lake Tribune on February 21, 2017, during early clashes between the Trump administration and news outlets over coverage and credibility.
