From skyscrapers to favelas: Torre David or the failure of Venezuela

It was going to be the icon of Caracas and its economic power. Squatted for years, evicted by Maduro and today empty, the artists ngela Bonadies and Juan José Olavarra analyze the history of this ruin-metaphor

• analysis The “new economy” of Nicolás Maduro
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A pharaonic delirium with a heliport, a skyscraper erected to be the symbol of a powerful and modern Caracas. In 1990, the Tower of David was conceived as the cornerstone of Venezuelan Wall Street: the headquarters of the banks of the Confinanzas group, which