View of the front page of Venezuelan newspaper El Nacional last edition with a headline reading "El Nacional is a worrior and will keep on fighting" at its printing press in Caracas on on December 14, 2018. - The print edition of the Venezuelan anti-government daily El Nacional appeared for the last time Friday, shutting down due to a mixture of political pressure and a crippling economic crisis that left it unable to source newsprint. The presses of the 75-year-old daily will fall silent after two decades of confrontation with the leftist governments of Hugo Chavez and his successor, President Nicolas Maduro, during which dozens of media outlets have been closed down. (Photo by Federico PARRA / AFP)

View of the last printed edition of Venezuelan newspaper El Nacional with its front page reading "El Nacional is a worrior and will keep on fighting" at a newspaper stand in Caracas on December 14, 2018. - The print edition of the Venezuelan anti-government daily El Nacional appeared for the last time Friday, shutting down due to a mixture of political pressure and a crippling economic crisis that left it unable to source newsprint. The presses of the 75-year-old daily will fall silent after two decades of confrontation with the leftist governments of Hugo Chavez and his successor, President Nicolas Maduro, during which dozens of media outlets have been closed down. (Photo by Federico PARRA / AFP)

A woman shows the last printed edition of Venezuelan newspaper El Nacional with its front page reading "El Nacional is a worrior and will keep on fighting" at a newspaper stand in Caracas on December 14, 2018. - The print edition of the Venezuelan anti-government daily El Nacional appeared for the last time Friday, shutting down due to a mixture of political pressure and a crippling economic crisis that left it unable to source newsprint. The presses of the 75-year-old daily will fall silent after two decades of confrontation with the leftist governments of Hugo Chavez and his successor, President Nicolas Maduro, during which dozens of media outlets have been closed down. (Photo by Federico PARRA / AFP)