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In praise of Blogging the Revolution
“Caracas Chronicles has been an indispensable source of lucidity and perspective in these turbulent times in Venezuela. Toro and Nagel have been right on target, without pretending to be ludicrously impartial; they have been able to rise above polarization, trying hard to make sense of an often implausible reality. Blogging the Revolution shows them at their best. If you are not already a fan, you will become one.”
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Tag Archives: Reyes Laptops
Your Tax Bolivars @ Work
As far as I’m concerned, IISS’s version of the Raul Reyes files is the Mother of All Internet Time-Sinks. It’s Wikileaksesque in that it often doesn’t tell us anything we didn’t already sort of imagine must be happening, but it sure … Continue reading
Vainas de Freddy
Surprising a universe of no one, IISS’s version of the Raul Reyes files are already up online. They make for absolutely compelling reading – you can waste hours and hours leafing through them, which I know for a fact, cuz … Continue reading
Let’s play “Whose Quote is That?”
Ready everyone? OK. Who described Hugo Chávez as a “deceitful and divisive president who lacked the resolve to organize himself politically and militarily”? Give up? The answer’s here. And boy, the words “read the whole thing” were invented for that … Continue reading
