Podcast: Rosales as Bartlett
Quico says: Well, here’s the seriously disturbing audio of part of that Rosales town hall meeting. Rosales is, um, not a natural speaker. But it’s Globo’s comically inept...
The provocation begins...
Quico says: To understand the next few days, you need to understand one key fact: it’s in the government’s interest to bait the opposition into over-reaching. Provocation is...
Primer on Sunday's election...
Quico says: Well, as usual, my hit-count is going berserk as Sunday’s election draws near. Hello new people! Caracas Chronicles has been around for over 4 years now,...
Primer on Sunday's election...
Quico says: Well, as usual, my hit-count is going berserk as Sunday’s election draws near. Hello new people! Caracas Chronicles has been around for over 4 years now,...
Final Survey Chart
Quico says: Well, here’s the final survey slide, with the latest Evans McDonough poll added: Click to enlargeAs you can see, I’ve split the Surveys into two groups....
Final Survey Chart
Quico says: Well, here’s the final survey slide, with the latest Evans McDonough poll added: Click to enlargeAs you can see, I’ve split the Surveys into two groups....
Manuel Rosales, up close and personal
Katy says: Last night, Globovisión held a town-hall meeting with opposition candidate Manuel Rosales. It was an interesting broadcast since it allowed the candidate to get all sorts...
Manuel Rosales, up close and personal
Katy says: Last night, Globovisión held a town-hall meeting with opposition candidate Manuel Rosales. It was an interesting broadcast since it allowed the candidate to get all sorts...
Poll Wars Chronicles
Quico says: Check out this impressive overview of the Poll Wars by Phil Gunson in the Miami Herald. Polls offer vastly different predictions for Venezuela’s presidential election Sunday....
Poll Wars Chronicles
Quico says: Check out this impressive overview of the Poll Wars by Phil Gunson in the Miami Herald. Polls offer vastly different predictions for Venezuela’s presidential election Sunday....
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