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Chavismo's idea of a "primary"

It’s hard not to speculate on Maduro’s future role now that Chávez has named Francisco Ameliach in his place as candidate for governor of Carabobo. The dedo-based primary...

Francisco Toro August 6, 2012

Politics

If it's not way-over-the-top, you're not flaunting your power properly

I’m fascinated by crazy little flash-in-the-pan controversies like the one over Capriles’s baseball hat. In case you’ve been living under a rock, two CNE directors have now weighed...

Francisco Toro August 6, 2012

Life

Everybody Hates Comments-via-Email

One reader puts the boot right in: You have achieved to make “CC” as boring as “Venezuelan politics and Human Rights“. Ouch! Another is more cognizant of the...

Francisco Toro August 5, 2012

Life

Limardo makes it clear...

After some used Ruben Limardo’s Olympic gold for their benefit, he tweeted this: The last line is key: “My medal is for everyone”. Looks like Chavez didn’t pay...

Gustavo Hernández A. August 4, 2012

Life

That uncomfortable feeling

A reader writes, Latin America ranks dead last among regions in the world on perceived safety in the streets, per a Gallup poll. Venezuela is the country where...

Francisco Toro August 4, 2012

Life

Guayana's Other Rubén

The last three years have been hard for Guayana union leader Rubén González: In August 2009, as leader of the main workers’ union at Ferrominera Orinoco, he led...

Gustavo Hernández A. August 4, 2012

Life

Where did Comments go?

We’re trying Comments via Email for a couple of weeks. Details?

Francisco Toro August 4, 2012

Life

A modest proposal...

…sometimes I love Panfleto Negro.

Francisco Toro August 4, 2012

Life

All the Self-Aggrandizement That's Fit to Print

Another anniversary, another chance for El Nacional to remind us that the one thing standing between the republic and an outright return to full-scale barbarism is…El Nacional.

Francisco Toro August 3, 2012

Economy

Domingo Sifontes and Luis Oliveros up for another round on the gas subsidy

So after the heated controversy in the blog last week, I thought I’d invite Domingo Sifontes and Luis Oliveros to a “derecho a réplica”. Acá la tienen. En...

Francisco Toro August 3, 2012

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