Danilogate goes International
Quico says: Finally, a high-profile foreign paper picks up on the ongoing mystery of Danilo Anderson’s murder. I’m so elated somebody cares, I’ll let Diehl’s couple of factual...
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Danilogate goes International
Quico says: Finally, a high-profile foreign paper picks up on the ongoing mystery of Danilo Anderson’s murder. I’m so elated somebody cares, I’ll let Diehl’s couple of factual...
Rosales SUDANdo la gota gorda...
Quico says: This article in the New York Times more or less blew my mind: To understand Sudan’s defiance toward the world, especially the Western world, check out...
Rosales SUDANdo la gota gorda...
Quico says: This article in the New York Times more or less blew my mind: To understand Sudan’s defiance toward the world, especially the Western world, check out...
The state of play...
Quico says: So, with 36 days to go until December 3rd, where is this election campaign? Basically, it’s one of two things. Either: All the recent polls are...
The state of play...
Quico says: So, with 36 days to go until December 3rd, where is this election campaign? Basically, it’s one of two things. Either: All the recent polls are...
A surplus of half-truths
Katy says: Venezuela’s Finance Minister unveiled the government’s budget for fiscal year 2007 recently. Venezuelan consultancy Veneconomy recently published an op-ed piece, for subscribers only, that sheds some...
A surplus of half-truths
Katy says: Venezuela’s Finance Minister unveiled the government’s budget for fiscal year 2007 recently. Venezuelan consultancy Veneconomy recently published an op-ed piece, for subscribers only, that sheds some...
Atrévete te te te...
JayDee says: Manuel Rosales made a formal presentation of his Government Program yesterday in the Caracas Eurobuilding. There was no Q&A session for journalists, and he left right...
Atrévete te te te...
JayDee says: Manuel Rosales made a formal presentation of his Government Program yesterday in the Caracas Eurobuilding. There was no Q&A session for journalists, and he left right...
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