Venezuela's last anti-Maduro paper clings on as media intimidation grows

By Vivian Sequera and Angus Berwick CARACAS (Reuters) - Three hours before Venezuela's El Nacional newspaper goes to print, a bare-bones staff of 20 journalists toils in its vast newsroom, surrounded by empty desks. A poster on a wall warns employees not to steal toilet paper while another asks for medicine for a reporter's mother, as the scarcity of basic goods that has forced over a million people to leave Venezuela also takes its toll on the country's last independent national newspaper. Printing the paper has become a daily struggle, its editors say

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