Monthly Archives: June 2004

There’s more National Prize turmoil: Architect Oscar Tenreiro (not to be confused with his brother Architect Jesus Tenreiro), who was awarded the National Prize for Architecture released this article today on El Nacional: Reflections on an award. by Oscar Tenreiro … Continue reading →

There’s more National Prize turmoil: Architect Oscar Tenreiro (not to be confused with his brother Architect Jesus Tenreiro), who was awarded the National Prize for Architecture released this article today on El Nacional: Reflections on an award. by Oscar Tenreiro … Continue reading →

Something very weird is cooking, guys. I don´t know if you remember my text about the “Defensores de la Patria” and the taken buildings in Plaza Venezuela and the mural. Well, Jazmín Manuitt, the woman who was the frontspiece of … Continue reading →

Something very weird is cooking, guys. I don´t know if you remember my text about the “Defensores de la Patria” and the taken buildings in Plaza Venezuela and the mural. Well, Jazmín Manuitt, the woman who was the frontspiece of … Continue reading →

Our dear Tuti is worried (really worried) about the strategies the CD should undertake to effectively get to the undecided citizens. Today, I saw twice the piece the Comando por el sí is airing (“Yo te propongo”, using a very … Continue reading →

Our dear Tuti is worried (really worried) about the strategies the CD should undertake to effectively get to the undecided citizens. Today, I saw twice the piece the Comando por el sí is airing (“Yo te propongo”, using a very … Continue reading →

There is a direct proportion between the numbers of political prisoners of the Chavez Revolution, and the revolution’s need to boost its image at the expense of victims it has designated for revenge. Among the more illustrious members of this … Continue reading →

There is a direct proportion between the numbers of political prisoners of the Chavez Revolution, and the revolution’s need to boost its image at the expense of victims it has designated for revenge. Among the more illustrious members of this … Continue reading →

CNE will discuss and approve the rules governing voting center members and vote counting methods on Friday. The date for signing the services contract of the recall vote and the possibility of setting up fingerprint-reading machines in the electoral centers … Continue reading →

CNE will discuss and approve the rules governing voting center members and vote counting methods on Friday. The date for signing the services contract of the recall vote and the possibility of setting up fingerprint-reading machines in the electoral centers … Continue reading →

These are the faces of absolutely impartial “referees”: Carrasquero with the Maisantas, and Carrasquero & Rodriguez with the CD. Any wonder we distrust these guys? Rodriguez looks positively uncomfortable in the meeting with the CD. ¿Shoegazing, anyone?

[Well, I'm in Perugia now - easily the most beautiful city you've probably never heard of - but more to the point, a place where I can sneak into the University computer labs and blog without worrying about the clock … Continue reading →

These are the faces of absolutely impartial “referees”: Carrasquero with the Maisantas, and Carrasquero & Rodriguez with the CD. Any wonder we distrust these guys? Rodriguez looks positively uncomfortable in the meeting with the CD. ¿Shoegazing, anyone?

[Well, I'm in Perugia now - easily the most beautiful city you've probably never heard of - but more to the point, a place where I can sneak into the University computer labs and blog without worrying about the clock … Continue reading →

Bloomberg reports on the last poll by Datanalisis … Venezuela Chavez Would Lose Recall Vote, Poll Finds (Update1) June 23 (Bloomberg) — Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez would lose a recall vote scheduled for Aug. 15, according to a poll taken … Continue reading →