A recent piece by Fernando Rodríguez laments the severe restrictions on freedom of expression in Venezuela. He argues the current regime has pushed censorship to its absolute limit, nearly destroying it. Rodríguez refers to the present government as a “strange bi-headed dictatorship,” hinting at a power-sharing dynamic with conflicting leadership. The author implies a return to tyrannical practices, actively suppressing dissenting voices. This commentary, published on *TalCual*, signals ongoing concerns about political repression within the country. The piece offers a grim assessment of the state of democratic values and the challenges faced by those seeking to speak freely in Venezuela. Rodríguez can be reached at fernandor60@hotmail.com.