Dutch Parliament Scared of Chavez
Nobody in Venezuela seems to have noticed, but in The Hague they think they’re having a diplomatic crisis with Venezuela. It all started a few weeks ago, when...
Dutch Parliament Scared of Chavez
Nobody in Venezuela seems to have noticed, but in The Hague they think they’re having a diplomatic crisis with Venezuela. It all started a few weeks ago, when...
Calgary, Edo. Monagas
Katy says: This NY Times article on the current oil boom in Alberta, Canada is worth a look. (Free registration required.) As has been reported before, the high...
Calgary, Edo. Monagas
Katy says: This NY Times article on the current oil boom in Alberta, Canada is worth a look. (Free registration required.) As has been reported before, the high...
The kind of journalism Venezuela needs, and isn't getting...
Lost amid the polemics on media bias and government intimidation in Venezuela is a fundamental observation about our journalism: it sucks. Chavista or anti, Venezuelan journalists do shockingly...
The kind of journalism Venezuela needs, and isn't getting...
Lost amid the polemics on media bias and government intimidation in Venezuela is a fundamental observation about our journalism: it sucks. Chavista or anti, Venezuelan journalists do shockingly...
LVA's incriminate-a-thon and the perils of rocking the boat
The scandal developing around not-yet-quite-ex-Supreme Tribunal Magistrate Luis Velásquez Alvaray (LVA) speaks a ton and a half about the dynamics of corruption-busting posturing in the Chavez regime. While...
How very regal of him...
I try not to pick silly fights with Venezuelanalysis these days, but this headline is just too much…
LVA's incriminate-a-thon and the perils of rocking the boat
The scandal developing around not-yet-quite-ex-Supreme Tribunal Magistrate Luis Velásquez Alvaray (LVA) speaks a ton and a half about the dynamics of corruption-busting posturing in the Chavez regime. While...
How very regal of him...
I try not to pick silly fights with Venezuelanalysis these days, but this headline is just too much…
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