Why corruption isn't working as an issue for Rosales...
Quico says: One baffling, infuriating puzzle about this election is why Manuel Rosales isn’t getting more traction on corruption. According to Keller’s 3rd quarter survey, 52% of respondents...
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Why corruption isn't working as an issue for Rosales...
Quico says: One baffling, infuriating puzzle about this election is why Manuel Rosales isn’t getting more traction on corruption. According to Keller’s 3rd quarter survey, 52% of respondents...
Mi Negra: It’s not about growth!
You know, the dangest people seem to read Caracas Chronicles. Today, we have a guest post on Mi Negra by Omar Zambrano, a Venezuelan economist working in Washington,...
Mi Negra: It’s not about growth!
You know, the dangest people seem to read Caracas Chronicles. Today, we have a guest post on Mi Negra by Omar Zambrano, a Venezuelan economist working in Washington,...
Putin heads for the door, Leopoldo stirs the pot
Katy says: Two quick notes: 1.Russian President and elected autocrat Vladimir Putin announced today that, contrary to expectations, he will not attempt to modify his country’s Constitution, which...
Putin heads for the door, Leopoldo stirs the pot
Katy says: Two quick notes: 1.Russian President and elected autocrat Vladimir Putin announced today that, contrary to expectations, he will not attempt to modify his country’s Constitution, which...
Being obnoxious as raison d'état
So, it turns out that silly oppo commentators like me had it all wrong: the reason Chavez spent the last few months visiting some 30 capitals and handing...
Being obnoxious as raison d'état
So, it turns out that silly oppo commentators like me had it all wrong: the reason Chavez spent the last few months visiting some 30 capitals and handing...
What's the UNSC vote really about?
Those of us focused on Venezuelan affairs will tend to examine the UN Security Council election this week for clues about Chavez’s international standing. Probably, though, the vote...
What's the UNSC vote really about?
Those of us focused on Venezuelan affairs will tend to examine the UN Security Council election this week for clues about Chavez’s international standing. Probably, though, the vote...
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