Monthly Archives: April 2004

It’s heartwarming to see Martin Sanchez of Aporrea and Venezuelanalysis suddenly take an interest in investment. His latest dispatch is breathless about DaimlerChrysler’s announcement that they will invest $20 million to “expand production” in their Valencia plant, apparently for export. … Continue reading →

It’s heartwarming to see Martin Sanchez of Aporrea and Venezuelanalysis suddenly take an interest in investment. His latest dispatch is breathless about DaimlerChrysler’s announcement that they will invest $20 million to “expand production” in their Valencia plant, apparently for export. … Continue reading →

It’s heartwarming to see Martin Sanchez of Aporrea and Venezuelanalysis suddenly take an interest in investment. His latest dispatch is breathless about DaimlerChrysler’s announcement that they will invest $20 million to “expand production” in their Valencia plant, apparently for export. … Continue reading →

I must have been in a very odd mood last night. I spent over an hour listening to this speech Chavez gave on December 5th, 1999 (Real audio stream). It’s an eye-opener. The first half an hour is an impassioned … Continue reading →

I must have been in a very odd mood last night. I spent over an hour listening to this speech Chavez gave on December 5th, 1999 (Real audio stream). It’s an eye-opener. The first half an hour is an impassioned … Continue reading →

I must have been in a very odd mood last night. I spent over an hour listening to this speech Chavez gave on December 5th, 1999 (Real audio stream). It’s an eye-opener. The first half an hour is an impassioned … Continue reading →

…or… La arrechera de Cristina No one who’s ever met my sister Cristina could even imagine her filling out her firmazo form wrong. Cristina’s an elementary school teacher, and a rigorous one at that. My mental image of her is … Continue reading →

…or… La arrechera de Cristina No one who’s ever met my sister Cristina could even imagine her filling out her firmazo form wrong. Cristina’s an elementary school teacher, and a rigorous one at that. My mental image of her is … Continue reading →

…or… La arrechera de Cristina No one who’s ever met my sister Cristina could even imagine her filling out her firmazo form wrong. Cristina’s an elementary school teacher, and a rigorous one at that. My mental image of her is … Continue reading →

The Coordinadora Democratica will participate in the reparos process. For once, expectations are low: we can only be pleasantly surprised if CNE comes around and calls a referendum, but we’ll not be animically crushed again if they don’t.

The Coordinadora Democratica will participate in the reparos process. For once, expectations are low: we can only be pleasantly surprised if CNE comes around and calls a referendum, but we’ll not be animically crushed again if they don’t.

Dear Eva, I don’t know you, except as a byline over articles that I strenuously disagree with. I’m writing to you out of a concern, voiced again and again by some of my readers, to try to build some kind … Continue reading →

Dear Eva, I don’t know you, except as a byline over articles that I strenuously disagree with. I’m writing to you out of a concern, voiced again and again by some of my readers, to try to build some kind … Continue reading →

Dear Eva, I don’t know you, except as a byline over articles that I strenuously disagree with. I’m writing to you out of a concern, voiced again and again by some of my readers, to try to build some kind … Continue reading →

I thought I could keep my research separate from my Venezuela-blogging, but it’s not really working out that way. Try this one, from a paper by Paul Sabatier (et al.) on “Perceptions and Misperceptions of Political Opponents”: We hypothesize that … Continue reading →