#YearInReview 2021 was a pivotal year for us in terms of expanding our social media focus. With a graphic makeover too, the biggest hit has been our Instagram account, which in months has surpassed 1200 followers and is growing fast. Follow us at instagram.com/venanalysis/
Besides all our regular news and opinion content, on Instagram you'll also find videos (bit.ly/3sOjGw3), infographics (bit.ly/3Ft91KH), special milestones (bit.ly/3psmrRr) and a whole lot more
Linktree is a neat workaround for Instagram's one link policy. If you don't need any extra paraphernalia, this is a good option to get links to all our recent content and older stuff we bring back up when needed: linktr.ee/venanalysis
We also created a Telegram channel so you can get updated whenever there's something new published. Join us at t.me/venanalysis
Producing more regular YouTube content is definitely one of our priorities for the coming year. In the meantime, you can catch up with our podcast episodes as well as the awesome videos jointly produced w/ Venezuelan collective @TatuyTv
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Finally, on to our oldest and most "traditional" social media channels. If Facebook is your preferred network, be sure to follow us at facebook.com/venanalysis. News, analysis, videos and a lot more to read, share and comment on
Last but not least, Twitter! By far our most active and successful social media operation. A one-stop-shop for new articles, hot takes on new developments, takedowns of disingenuous social media coverage and merciless trolling of @jguaido and fellow US puppets
And to wrap up, here are our more most successful tweets this year. #3 was Venezuelan triple jumper winning gold at the Olympics and shattering the world record 🇻🇪🥇
#2 is a moment that won't feature in the history books but which describes this period in Venezuelan history just perfectly
And #1... We should all be ashamed of ourselves 😂
This was a long thread to say that there is no excuse to miss VA content! News briefs, opinion columns, infographics, podcasts, videos, hot takes and a lot more in different shapes and forms. And it's all reader-funded!
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