Teodoro Petkoff still hasn't understood what draws the poor to Chavez
Picking up where I left off yesterday, I wanted to comment on this bit from Teodoro’s interview in El Mundo on Tuesday: Q: At first, president Chavez also...
Teodoro Petkoff still hasn't understood what draws the poor to Chavez
Picking up where I left off yesterday, I wanted to comment on this bit from Teodoro’s interview in El Mundo on Tuesday: Q: At first, president Chavez also...
Like an over-caffeinated grandpa reading a bedtime story...
My unbridled enthusiasm for Teodoro Petkoff’s politics is matched only by my dismay at the guy’s abysmal electioneering skills. A little bird put this campaign ad and this...
Like an over-caffeinated grandpa reading a bedtime story...
My unbridled enthusiasm for Teodoro Petkoff’s politics is matched only by my dismay at the guy’s abysmal electioneering skills. A little bird put this campaign ad and this...
Makarem's Recadi Past
Delicious tidbit on North American Opinion Research Big Cheese Julio Makarem: according to the Diccionario de la Corrupción en Venezuela, Volume III, Makarem was indicted way back in...
Makarem's Recadi Past
Delicious tidbit on North American Opinion Research Big Cheese Julio Makarem: according to the Diccionario de la Corrupción en Venezuela, Volume III, Makarem was indicted way back in...
Garcia wins Peru by 10 points - NAOR poll off by 28
Heh…sorry, couldn’t help the headline. Not a week ago, chavista briefcase-pollster North American Opinion Research was saying Humala would win in Perú by 18 points. In Lima, NAOR’s...
Garcia wins Peru by 10 points - NAOR poll off by 28
Heh…sorry, couldn’t help the headline. Not a week ago, chavista briefcase-pollster North American Opinion Research was saying Humala would win in Perú by 18 points. In Lima, NAOR’s...
Anatomy of a Scoundrel...
The more folks look into it, the longer Julio Makarem’s “rabo’e’paja” looks. You know who I’m talking about…Mr. Makarem, chairman of that most respectable polling firm North American...
Light Summer Reading
A couple of months ago, Harvard’s Center for International Development hosted the second conference on Venezuelan Economic Growth 1970-2005. I’m really sorry I didn’t get to attend, but...
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