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Dream Thread

So as we process the bizarre, dream-like inaugural-in-absentia on display in Caracas today, it made me wonder: have you ever had an actual dream with Chávez in it?...

Francisco Toro January 10, 2013

Politics

What do you call a problem like Maduro?

January 10th creates a conundrum for us at Caracas Chronicles. On the one hand, we share most of your indignation. Maduro’s term ends today, but the TSJ has...

Juan Cristobal Nagel January 10, 2013

Life

Annals of communicational sausage-making

If you’re interested in how the Revolution is Broadcast, this leaked letter from Information Minister Ernesto Villegas to Hugo Chávez is pretty interesting. The letter provides a detailed...

Juan Cristobal Nagel January 10, 2013

Politics

This is what Capriles is thinking

OK, so we all know this is a kind of coup. Keeping Maduro on as the not-encargado-and-yet-obviously-in-charge (a.k.a., de facto) president is about as legitimate in my eyes...

Juan Cristobal Nagel January 9, 2013

Politics

Surely Bertolt Brecht could not have done better...

A few years ago, Teodoro Petkoff made audiences guffaw with  his bon mot about how, more and more, the Chávez government treats the Constitution as though it were...

Francisco Toro January 9, 2013

Politics

The TSJ rubber-stamps the Maduro doctrine (Updated)

After three and a half hours of waiting, the president of the Venezuelan Supreme Court Luisa Estela Morales has declared in a press conference that President Hugo Chavez...

Gustavo Hernández A. January 9, 2013

Politics

Young and Defenseless

by Daniel Lansberg-Rodríguez “As Constituições são como as mulheres, elas são mais férteis, enquanto elas são mais violadas.” ­Getulio Vargas, Brazilian Dictator. First things first: that the government...

Francisco Toro January 9, 2013

Politics

Taking Stock

To get a  sense of just how needless the constitutional crisis developing in Venezuela really is, let’s just step back from the play-by-play and take stock of where...

Francisco Toro January 9, 2013

Economy

Food sovereignty is a mere formality

For quite some time, the Chavernment has sold us the premise that Venezuela is pretty strong in food sovereignty. But in the last few weeks, the wave of...

Gustavo Hernández A. January 8, 2013

Politics

¿Por qué?

Those looking at Venezuela’s hot mess from the outside can be excused for wondering: what’s the big deal? Let’s recap: the opposition wants a temporary absence declared and...

Juan Cristobal Nagel January 8, 2013

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