It covers the greatest amount of information at the national and international level. During its first period it was called Analítico Venezuela and it consisted of an online public square. Since 2012, its concept has been managed as a digital enterprise of national and international news. "We want to keep people updated with the balance they deserve," comments its external Editor, Yelitza Izalla Yánez. In addition to breaking news coverage, 4 specific sections stand out: Team Pluma, made up of journalists specialized in Health, Events and Politics. Venezuelan Projection, dedicated to offering a look at Venezuelans who emigrate and today shine in the world. Entrepreneurship and the Trendy zone where entertainment and parapsychology content converge. Unlike the time of 1996 when Analítico Venezuela, one of the first Venezuelan portals on the web, was dedicated to publishing the opinions of politicians of all currents, as well as approaches to the realities of the country from the perspective of prominent intellectuals such as its founders, Emilio Figueredo, former ambassador of Venezuela to the UN, Simón Alberto Consalvi, former ambassador of Venezuela in Yugoslavia and the United States, and Biologist Jaime Requena, the rhythm of the digital ecosystem was causing mutations. "Since 2014 we have been focused on speaking to an intelligent and entrepreneurial university audience. We identify topics of interest that allow a useful connection with people." Analytica seeks to be a favorite among users by focusing on the usefulness that its content offers to current problems. Can a fingerprint be erased? Learn what affects it and how it is formed, in view of this being one of the essential requirements in the electoral process of the recall referendum promoted by a political sector in Venezuela. Today, about 30 people make up Analytics. However, Izalla explains that the majority are collaborators and external journalists who work for special deliveries. They have editors who cover 8-hour shifts, 3 coordinators and at least 1 street reporter. "We have a small but blessed social media team," making special mention of the transmission through Periscope of news that is generated live in the city of Caracas. They say that the work they currently do is half of the work they have planned to offer to their users. To achieve this, they seek to attract new clients in the midst of a Venezuelan digital reality that has much more competition.