Daniel Di Martino

Tal Fortgang, a conservative commentator and expert on privilege, teams up with Daniel Di Martino, who has firsthand activism experience from Venezuela, for a lively discussion on protest culture. They delve into the motivations behind activism, contrasting generational differences and the legitimacy of various protest movements. Tal critiques contemporary campus activism versus historic civil rights protests, while Daniel shares insights on the stakes of protesting under authoritarian regimes. The conversation challenges the coherence of modern protests and examines media portrayal, revealing the complexities of today's activism.

César Báez, a commentator on Venezuela's political situation, and Daniel Di Martino, an expert and founder of the Dissident Project, delve into the recent controversial presidential election. They explore the stark discrepancies between the regime's claims and the opposition's tallies. The podcast highlights the violent crackdown on protests, the implications of systemic corruption, and the shifting public sentiment towards the Maduro regime. Additionally, it discusses the potential for military dissent and the ramifications of U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan citizens' lives.