2008: The year in review
Juan Cristobal and Quico say: The year is coming to a close and while some of you will gather around the hallaca table or go to your school’s...
Another milestone for Venezuelan musicians
Juan Cristobal says: – The New York Times is reporting that Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Montero will perform in Barack Obama’s inaugural swearing-in ceremony, alongside Yitzhak Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma...
The campaign is under way
Juan Cristobal says: – Here are three posters I got today related to the upcoming “No” campaign.
Petrostates for Beginners
Quico says: Cross posted from HuffoLand… threeup_js(‘World’, ‘150867’, ‘1’); document.write(‘Your request is being processed…’)Your request is being processed… Chavez After the Oil Boom It’s not easy being a...
Words, meet my stomach
Juan Cristobal says: – “Why no, officer, I have never had anything but complimentary things to say about Yon Goicoechea, student leader turned superstar turned member of Primero...
In Progress
Quico says: Sorry for the hiatus everyone: Juan Cristobal and I are busy working on the soon-to-be-traditional Year in Review Post. We’re having to go back over everything...
I want that sign for Christmas
Juan Cristobal says: – Things outgoing Metropolitan Mayor Juan Barreto left behind … If you want to read more about the “transition” (i.e. destruction) in the Metropolitan Mayor’s...
They chant not to cry
Juan Cristobal says: – A couple of days ago, the National Assembly began “debating” Chavez’s proposed amendment to the Constitution. In a refreshing moment of honesty, the entire...
A great Venezuelan gets a big award
Juan Cristobal says: – Loyal reader Kolya gave us a heads-up a few weeks ago and I felt it was worth spreading the word: one of the recipients...
If the shoe fits...
Juan Cristobal says: – Behold, the latest fashion trend of Venezuela’s socialists, designed in the U.S.A., made in Ecuador. No report yet on whether the PSUV is paying...
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