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Gaddafi passed on Turiamo

There are conflicting news reports about the fate of Muammar Gaddafi. Some say he has been injured and captured. Others say he has died. Regardless, he’s toast. [Update:...

Juan Cristobal Nagel October 20, 2011

Politics

Aung San Suu López?

More and more, it looks like the government’s gambit in disqualifying-but-not-quite-disqualifying Leopoldo López isn’t going to pan out. As you’ll recall, in a genuinely weird decision the other...

Francisco Toro October 19, 2011

Life

Recipe for polarization

1. Make otherwise sensible people talk about the death of Chávez. 2. Use the courts to pick on the opposition’s leaders and slowly take away their rights. 3....

Juan Cristobal Nagel October 18, 2011

Politics

- LL = f ' ( JVR )

In the wake of news about the Supreme Tribunal’s bizarre decision saying Leopoldo López is allowed to run for president, but is not allowed to execute the office...

Francisco Toro October 17, 2011

Politics

The chatty doctor

I had never heard the name Salvador Navarrete before. A Venezuelan doctor, I now learn. Navarrete was all over the news yesterday. In a wide-ranging interview (in Spanish), Dr....

Juan Cristobal Nagel October 17, 2011

Economy

Kimi Kash

So, this may not be the part of this last week I will remember the most, but it is the one bit of becoming a parent in Québec...

Francisco Toro October 15, 2011

Life

The reason I haven't been posting the last few days...

Expect a series of rambling, half-coherent posts time-stamped 3:58 a.m. or so over the next few weeks.

Francisco Toro October 13, 2011

Life

Treason.jpg

The Cuban flag proudly waves next to the Venezuelan tricolor inside a Venezuelan military compound. HT: Memo Arocha, photo courtesy of El Carabobeño. PS: Busy today with work,...

Juan Cristobal Nagel October 13, 2011

Politics

Did he deliver? (Updated)

I’ve been out all day, so I missed Henrique Capriles’ speech. I can’t find a complete transcript, and I haven’t seen the video, so your thoughts are appreciated....

Juan Cristobal Nagel October 12, 2011

Politics

A few tips for the front runner

Tomorrow, Miranda Governor Henrique Capriles will officially launch his campaign for the opposition’s Presidential nomination. Flimsy phone-polls and chutzpah-filled, self-proclaimed surge claims notwithstanding, he continues to be the...

Juan Cristobal Nagel October 11, 2011

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