Quico says: From El Universal’s analysis of a National Assembly document entitled “Debate about the social relations of production, in Reference to the wholesale reform of the Framework...
Juan Cristóbal says: – Yesterday, the good people of Curiepe staged a protest against the government for its heavy-handed actions in taking over the local police station last...
http://www.youtube.com/v/N6gvFcKougM&hl=en&fs=1&Quico says: South America’s premiere acid tongued, fire-throwing pundit let Zelaya have it back in October last year, when he signed onto the ALBA pact. Though entertaining –...
Juan Cristóbal says: – UCAB Sociologist Luis Pedro España knows about poverty. Having spent years thinking about the topic, he is one of the rare researchers in Venezuela...
Quico says: So Honduras-crazy that they have their own top-level menu on El Nacional’s website now…and it’s actually ahead the National news tab! Post 64 of 100. Silly.
http://www.youtube.com/v/SyNv7rbGtKc&hl=en&fs=1&Quico says: Yes, it’s pretty hard-hitting. But doesn’t the government grasp that it loses more by giving it the notoriety that comes from having been censored than they...
Caracas, Venezuela – 6:30 a.m. Post 62 of 100. Barrio adentro.
Quico says: And yet another one. Informe21 adds an extra twist to the morass of laziness and unimaginative mediocrity that is the Noticias24-knockoff web: not-particularly-nice, 1999-vintage web design....
http://www.youtube.com/v/Oqv0KIWekb4&hl=en&fs=1&Juan Cristóbal says: – … just because. If you’re in the area, do not miss his free debut with the LA Philarmonic October 3rd, at the Hollywood Bowl....
Juan Cristóbal says: – Manuel Zelaya today announced the take-it-or-leave-it agreement proposed by Costa Rican President Oscar Arias was “practically dead.” Surprisingly, this appears to leave Zelaya, not...
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