Monthly Archives: October 2005

Gustavo Coronel’s final piece.

Gustavo Coronel’s final piece.

My reply to Gustavo Coronel is here.

My reply to Gustavo Coronel is here.

The Washington Post runs a tough editorial today (free registration required) on the intimidation of Venezuelan Human Rights Organizations under Chavez. Key paragraph: One conspicuous victim of this phenomenon is Carlos Ayala, who testified before the commission about the growing … Continue reading →

The Washington Post runs a tough editorial today (free registration required) on the intimidation of Venezuelan Human Rights Organizations under Chavez. Key paragraph: One conspicuous victim of this phenomenon is Carlos Ayala, who testified before the commission about the growing … Continue reading →

Today, Gustavo Coronel fires his rebuttal in the first Venezuela Opinion Duel.

Today, Gustavo Coronel fires his rebuttal in the first Venezuela Opinion Duel.

Gustavo Coronel has been writing about NiNis. So have I. I don’t agree with a single thing he has to say about them. So I challenged him to an Opinion Duel. He accepted. Click here to read the results…

Gustavo Coronel has been writing about NiNis. So have I. I don’t agree with a single thing he has to say about them. So I challenged him to an Opinion Duel. He accepted. Click here to read the results…

I’m translating selected excerpts of Venezuela de Primera leader Roberto Smith’s online forum at Noticiero Digital. The questions are posed by Noticiero Digital readers. Q: What’s different in your offer from what we’ve seen and lived before?A: We offer something … Continue reading →

I’m translating selected excerpts of Venezuela de Primera leader Roberto Smith’s online forum at Noticiero Digital. The questions are posed by Noticiero Digital readers. Q: What’s different in your offer from what we’ve seen and lived before?A: We offer something … Continue reading →

Over the last ten days, I’ve written a series of short posts trying to summarize what has gone wrong with the Traditional Opposition, and pointing to Venezuela de Primera as a group that seems to have learned the right lessons … Continue reading →

Over the last ten days, I’ve written a series of short posts trying to summarize what has gone wrong with the Traditional Opposition, and pointing to Venezuela de Primera as a group that seems to have learned the right lessons … Continue reading →

I’ll take a break from opposition bashing and write about economic issues for a change. Believe it or not, I’m still writing a Ph.D. dissertation, and believe it or not it has nothing at all to do with Venezuelan politics. … Continue reading →