So, 18 hours after ExxonMobil went nuclear by freezing PDVSA's assets abroad, check out what's making the "front pages" of the government's main propaganda arms:




It's pretty remarkable. If you got your news exclusively from chavista sources, you still wouldn't know anything in particular happened.
There's a heavy stench of panic hanging over this latest chavista media blackout, a deer-in-the-headlights quality to it, a deep, deep pathos...
Update: Ernesto Villegas did run with it on VTV this morning.