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Category Archives: Blogging
Pre-election Google Hangout
Join Gustavo and I for a pre-election conversation, Corpoelec willing. Already online. Also via Youtube.
Posted in Blogging
11 Comments
Google Hangout with Rory Carroll
My chat with Rory Carroll, author of the new book, “Comandante,” just ended. Also available via Youtube.
Posted in Blogging, Society
32 Comments
The ethics of campaign consulting
It’s me vs. the Brazilians in this Simón Romero New York Times piece. The money quote: [Santana's] skills also came into focus in Venezuela, where both Mr. Chávez, who died of cancer last month, and his opponent, Henrique Capriles Radonski, hired … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, International chavistas
52 Comments
David Frum thinks our book is essential, so go buy it!
An exceedingly generous review of our book, by The Daily Beast’s David Frum. The money quote: If [the authors'] telling is correct, whatever else Chavismo is, it’s not sustainable beyond the lifespan of Chavez himself. Without Chavez’s demagogic gift for distracting … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Oil, Venezuelan Culture
30 Comments
New Caracas Chronicles contributor: Emiliana Duarte
Folks, please join me in welcoming our new Caracas Chronicles contributor, Emiliana Duarte, a unique voice and a terrific young talent. Emiliana, welcome to the madhouse. We’re excited to have you on the team.
Posted in Blogging
21 Comments
What do you call a problem like Maduro?
January 10th creates a conundrum for us at Caracas Chronicles. On the one hand, we share most of your indignation. Maduro’s term ends today, but the TSJ has ruled he can remain on board as Vice-President, in effect creating its … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Nicolas Maduro
134 Comments
A holiday respite
Barring unforseen circumstances, i.e. The Man dying, we are going to go offline for a few days. We’ll be back toward the end of next week. Happy holidays, everyone. Hug your loved ones, and appreciate every moment. Don’t put your … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging
83 Comments
Everything changes, everything stays the same
Setty thinks the oil industry is not going anywhere regardless of what happens with the Cuban Patient. He makes a whole lot of sense.
Posted in Blogging, Oil
6 Comments
Hell is a Venezuelan bank
Last week was slow for me blogging-wise. Not because of a lack of ideas, mind you, but a lack of time. Sometimes everyday life meddles with the routine. But in this case, it turned it completely upside down. For once, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, The Economy, Venezuelan Culture
29 Comments
Rah rah rah
Fifteen months ago, I was visiting some friends at the campaign headquarters of Henrique Capriles. We were shooting the breeze, excitedly talking about the nascent candidacy, looking out at the Ávila on a gorgeous afternoon, when in walks a lady. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Henrique Capriles
75 Comments
