Will somebody please give Enrique Mendoza a piano?
I. Where’s our William Hague? Where are our pianos? There’s no particular reason for most Venezuelans to know who William Hague is. Briefly the leader of the UK...
Will somebody please give Enrique Mendoza a piano?
I. Where’s our William Hague? Where are our pianos? There’s no particular reason for most Venezuelans to know who William Hague is. Briefly the leader of the UK...
Reflections of a suspicious comeflor
by Gustavo Soto-Rosa I want to warn you, first off, that I’m a die hard comeflor, but at the same time I am very distrustful. What if the...
Reflections of a suspicious comeflor
by Gustavo Soto-Rosa I want to warn you, first off, that I’m a die hard comeflor, but at the same time I am very distrustful. What if the...
The political dynamics of crying fraud
Whether or not there was fraud is one question. The political dynamics of the Fraud-claim are something else altogether. Who gains from the fraud claim? 1-The Current CD...
Return to Interactivity
One week ago, I pulled the plug on the simple “comments” feature due to the turn the discussions had taken…straight into the gutter. This week, thanks to the...
The political dynamics of crying fraud
Whether or not there was fraud is one question. The political dynamics of the Fraud-claim are something else altogether. Who gains from the fraud claim? 1-The Current CD...
Return to Interactivity
One week ago, I pulled the plug on the simple “comments” feature due to the turn the discussions had taken…straight into the gutter. This week, thanks to the...
Something very strange happened in Venezuela
Readers of this blog know I’ve had a very hard time trying to piece together what happened during and after the August 15th referendum. Like everyone in the...
Something very strange happened in Venezuela
Readers of this blog know I’ve had a very hard time trying to piece together what happened during and after the August 15th referendum. Like everyone in the...
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