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In Praise of Ramos Allup

Yes. You read that right. The rest is in Spanish.

Francisco Toro March 9, 2011

Life

Tahrir vs. Altamira

My new column for The New Republic – a personal meditation on the drama of Tahrir Square as seen from a Venezuelan exile’s perspective – is now up...

Francisco Toro March 8, 2011

Economy

The glut around the corner?

CNN is reporting that other countries are joining Saudi Arabia and raising crude production in light of the prolongued conflict in Libya. The list, as you can fathom,...

Juan Cristobal Nagel March 8, 2011

Economy

Could SENIAT be pulled alive from the wreckage?

Over in Spanish, Moraima thinks so.

Francisco Toro March 7, 2011

Economy

Oil Sky-Rockets, Venezuelan Bonds Plunge

It takes a minute or two to fully absorb this Bloomberg chart: It shows the correlation between oil prices and Venezuelan sovereign bond prices. Venezuela’s ability to pay...

Francisco Toro March 7, 2011

Politics

The Passing of Our Bleach Blonde Pasionaria

Yesterday, following her unexpected death, I found myself in the odd position of having to explain who/what Lina Ron had been to someone who’d never heard of her....

Francisco Toro March 6, 2011

Life

Telesur Correspondent Joins Anti-Libya Conspiracy

How sprawling is the global media conspiracy-of-lies against choir-boy Gaddafi’s regime? So sprawling, even Telesur’s correspondent in Eastern Libya is in on it.

Francisco Toro March 3, 2011

Life

Breaking the Unions (updated)

by Moraima García Yesterday, a Venezuelan judge sentenced union leader Rubén González to seven years in prison. His crime? Helping to organize a strike to demand unpaid back...

Francisco Toro March 3, 2011

Life

"Clinical practice" is a bourgeois aberration

Over in Spanish, Raul Aular (who is an actual M.D., though he doesn’t practice) takes you through the Ins and Outs of the government’s principled refusal to fund...

Francisco Toro March 3, 2011

Politics

Politician past his prime in presidential poll

Today, former Zulia governor and third-place finisher in the 1993 Presidential election Oswaldo Álvarez Paz formally announced he will seek the opposition’s nomination in next year’s presidential election....

Juan Cristobal Nagel March 2, 2011

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