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Lights and shadows

Katy says: The recent awakening of Venezuela’s student movement has been hailed in the media and the opposition blogosphere. For good reason: there’s lots to like in the...

Francisco Toro June 18, 2007

Life

The revolution eating its own?

Katy says: This was interesting – Tobías Nóbrega, long considered one of the Revolution’s, ahem, most “productive” figure-heads, has been charged with a list of corruption charges (read...

Francisco Toro June 16, 2007

Life

Now THIS is an important issue

Katy says: A troubling news item today: chavista student Robert Serra went to the Prosecutor General’s office to demand an investigation into the website Noticiero Digital, for presumably...

Francisco Toro June 14, 2007

Life

Off-Topic

Quico says: Are you fascinated by maps? Click here.

Francisco Toro June 14, 2007

Life

Augustinianism for the 21st Century

Quico says: As most of you know by now, I went to a conservative catholic elementary school in Caracas. It’s a tidbit that fascinates my PSF readers (hi...

Francisco Toro June 13, 2007

Life

Chavez sells at black market rates!

Katy says: A curious note in today’s El Universal. In last weekend’s presidential TV Show, Chávez used the black market rate to convert from dollars to bolívars. Regarding...

Francisco Toro June 12, 2007

Life

Do you speak Noticiero Digital?

Quico says: I sent them my Gramsci bit.

Francisco Toro June 8, 2007

Life

Catatumbo Chronicles

Quico says: The rural municipality of Catatumbo in southern Zulia State just had a by-election for mayor. The result? The Un Nuevo Tiempo (opposition) candidate got 7,699 votes...

Francisco Toro June 7, 2007

Life

Your ideas are not your ideas

Quico says: I’ve been fascinated by the responses to Chávez’s detailed invocation of Gramsci the other day. Most of the opposition is slightly dazed and confused by all...

Francisco Toro June 6, 2007

Life

Who would've thought it would come to this?

Quico says: It’s incredible that it’s come to this, but you can’t even talk about Venezuelan politics anymore without reading this.

Francisco Toro June 5, 2007

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