The Venezuelan scandal in the Bolivian Book Fair
By Bolivian author Juan Claudio Lechín, La Paz, Bolivia (translated from the Spanish by Katy) Two years ago, Venezuela agreed to be the guest of honour at the...
The Venezuelan scandal in the Bolivian Book Fair
By Bolivian author Juan Claudio Lechín, La Paz, Bolivia (translated from the Spanish by Katy) Two years ago, Venezuela agreed to be the guest of honour at the...
The Economist sizes up our neighbor
Katy says: I have always been curious about Trinidad and Tobago, our neighbor to the northeast. I have never been there but would would love to visit because,...
The Economist sizes up our neighbor
Katy says: I have always been curious about Trinidad and Tobago, our neighbor to the northeast. I have never been there but would would love to visit because,...
Roberto Smith withdraws and endorses
Katy says: Roberto Smith withdrew from the Presidential race today, and immediately gave his support to Manuel Rosales. I owe it to Quico to comment on this while...
Roberto Smith withdraws and endorses
Katy says: Roberto Smith withdrew from the Presidential race today, and immediately gave his support to Manuel Rosales. I owe it to Quico to comment on this while...
Oops! I blogged it again...
Katy says: This little item made me chuckle. Turns out that Caracas is the place in the world where Britney Spears has been googled the most! So while...
Barreto's speech in English, as translated by a reader
Katy says: A loyal reader kindly took up the offer to translate Juan Barreto’s speech. Thanks! This is a work in progress, so any suggestions for improvements are...
Oops! I blogged it again...
Katy says: This little item made me chuckle. Turns out that Caracas is the place in the world where Britney Spears has been googled the most! So while...
Barreto's speech in English, as translated by a reader
Katy says: A loyal reader kindly took up the offer to translate Juan Barreto’s speech. Thanks! This is a work in progress, so any suggestions for improvements are...
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