Rayma strikes the right note
Katy says: With all due respect to Weil, this cartoon by El Universal cartoonist Rayma Suprani is rather brilliant. How best to sum up the petro-dollar carnival that...
Life
"Thank you, my foolish friends in the West"
Ian Buruma, a prolific Anglo-Dutch intellectual, nails Chavez in yesterday’s Sunday Times. His little screed must be one of the most clear-headed, digestable-to-foreigners anti-Chavez polemics I’ve seen in...
Google sez...
Behold Google Trends – the net toy that tells you how many people are searching Google for what. Fun fact number one: more people are searching for “Castro”...
"Thank you, my foolish friends in the West"
Ian Buruma, a prolific Anglo-Dutch intellectual, nails Chavez in yesterday’s Sunday Times. His little screed must be one of the most clear-headed, digestable-to-foreigners anti-Chavez polemics I’ve seen in...
Google sez...
Behold Google Trends – the net toy that tells you how many people are searching Google for what. Fun fact number one: more people are searching for “Castro”...
Dissociated Opposition Chronicles
Nothing is quite so obnoxious as seeing the Opposition confirm, through its behavior, bits of overheated chavista rhetorical vilification. The classic one here is the charge of “dissociation”...
Dissociated Opposition Chronicles
Nothing is quite so obnoxious as seeing the Opposition confirm, through its behavior, bits of overheated chavista rhetorical vilification. The classic one here is the charge of “dissociation”...
ConTradeIctions
The more you think about the revolution’s trade policy, the less sense it makes. On the one hand, we hear Chavez attack any country that considers a Free...
ConTradeIctions
The more you think about the revolution’s trade policy, the less sense it makes. On the one hand, we hear Chavez attack any country that considers a Free...
The Un-Trade Agreement...
Well, thanks to Virginia I now have the text of the People’s Trade Agreement Venezuela, Cuba and Bolivia signed last month, and the thing is so amateur hour...
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