Looks like an opposition landslide on dismally low turnout…here in Japan, of course.
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Firebrand!!!
That was mean, Francisco. Very, very mean.
I don’t know anything yet. As soon as I have something solid, I will post something.
There is cautious optimist in several twitter accounts:
@nelsonbocaranda https://twitter.com/NelsonBocaranda
@alfredoweil https://twitter.com/AlfredoWeil
@puzkas https://twitter.com/puzkas
One of the surprises deems to be Barinas, were the elder brother of President Chavez was the candidate to Governor…
(also posted in Daniel´s and Miguel´s blogs…)
Why do Japanese politician holds a large fish after winning an election? Is something fishy going on? Nooo is a very nice and traditional to celebrate, check it out
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20756516