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Audrey M. Dacosta

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#FuckingFracking (but only if the U.S. does it)

First, I want to apologize,  but this post is going to sound like a dialogue from The Departed. As we all know, no other country in the world cares...

Audrey M. Dacosta March 2, 2015

Carlota

6:30 p.m. “I’m sorry, we can’t treat her here, we have no beds available” says the medical employee. Martha, María, José and Sula share nervous glances. They’re at the...

Audrey M. Dacosta February 4, 2015

Science under fire

I have fond memories of the IVIC, the Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research. I only got to spend a few months there, specifically in the Cellular Neuropharmacology Lab as part of a...

Audrey M. Dacosta December 4, 2014

Quick reminder to all non-revolutionary women

Esteemed Capitalist Pig, A socialist greeting to you! The following is to notify you that, even though the Central Government is now working on a new political framework to...

Audrey M. Dacosta September 23, 2014

My kingdom for a passport

“You have to wait,” said the lady at the Embassy. “But I have been waiting, it’s been almost a month and my daughter’s passport expires in just a few...

Audrey M. Dacosta September 3, 2014

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The exile of the Infanta

I could begin this post by saying how insulting the appointment of María Gabriela Chávez as the Alternate Ambassador to the U.N is. I could say this is a slap in the...

Audrey M. Dacosta August 28, 2014

Mom, can we go back to Caracas?

“You know, I want to go back to Caracas now.” It caught me off guard to hear my five year old daughter say this. It’s been almost a...

Audrey M. Dacosta June 10, 2014

Water water everywhere and not a drop is clean

There are alternatives to oil … There’s electricity in solar and wind, and electric cars. We can begin to do workarounds, albeit not rapidly, but over time we...

Audrey M. Dacosta May 21, 2014

XXIst Century Eco-socialism

A few days ago Miguel Rodríguez, the Environment Minister, leading a march toward Miraflores, said this: “Let’s put on a great national demonstration to show the indignation that is...

Audrey M. Dacosta April 17, 2014

More Deynas, Fewer Carlas

On Thursday, March 27th, in Costa Rica, the girls from the Vinotinto U-17 made history. The faced Canada, a formidable foe, in the World Cup U-17 in the quarter...

Audrey M. Dacosta April 9, 2014

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