That one time Aporrea wrote a post with "AP/Wall Street Journal/Reuters/NYTimes" in the Byline
While we wait for El Universal to notice anything much has happened, Aporrea is now running posts with "AP/Reuters/Wall Street Journal/NYTimes" in byline.
Life
Dos Florecitas: Major Drugs Bust Hits Venezuela's First Family
Efraín Antonio Campo Flores and Francisco Flores de Freitas - two flowery nephews - busted in Haiti on big-time drug-trafficking charges. It's all true.
Vivanco Pops a Vein over Maduro's Upcoming Speech to UNHRC
HRW Executive Director José Miguel Vivanco is adamant that Nicolás Maduro should not address the UN HRC in Geneva tomorrow. He may yet get his wish.
No Country for Narco-Novelas
Wouldn't it be nice if the Venezuelan state spent as much time and energy cracking down on actual drug trafficking as on the fictional version?
Almagro Explores the Outer Reaches of "Diplomatic Language"
In 19 scorching pages, OAS chief Luis Almagro makes it entirely plain just how little of the bullshit CNE's is peddling the International Community is buying.
Up With This We Will Not Put: Chavismo has Ruined the McDonald's French Fry
Thrilled your good, old fasioned Mickey-D's french fries are back? You may be in for something of a shock...
CC Book Club: Chavismo Rising
Alejandro Velasco's "Barrio Rising" is the story of a country, a neighborhood, and the people who inhabit it. But after reading the first half, do we know what they want?
An Amazing Three Weeks
Editing Caracas Chronicles has been like surfing a tsunami of raw talent. An exhausted, exhilarated Quico thanks everyone who's made it possible.
Calling La Simón Elitist is Like Calling the Sky Blue
I love La Simón deeply. But commuting to and from campus every day from Guatire gives you a whole new perspective on elitism, USB-style.
Maduro Minus Moustache
Confident in his house-building abilities, Maduro gets ready to go all reverse Movember on Venezuelans.
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