Can Mi Negra lead to sustained economic growth?
Yesterday, I dealt with some of the Social Policy questions raised by Rosales’ proposal to hand out a debit card to millions of poor families in order to...
Can Mi Negra lead to sustained economic growth?
Yesterday, I dealt with some of the Social Policy questions raised by Rosales’ proposal to hand out a debit card to millions of poor families in order to...
Mi Negra: A good idea that's being oversold
Manuel Rosales has made two headline proposals during his campaign: A-A pledge to pay the unemployed a minimum wage. B-“Mi Negra” – a plan to issue lower and...
Mi Negra: A good idea that's being oversold
Manuel Rosales has made two headline proposals during his campaign: A-A pledge to pay the unemployed a minimum wage. B-“Mi Negra” – a plan to issue lower and...
First Reasonably Reliable Poll: En el lugar de siempre y con la misma gente...
Well, finally some numbers. At the start of the campaign, it’s Chavez 50%, Rosales 37%. At least that is the headline figure for this Penn, Schoen & Berland...
First Reasonably Reliable Poll: En el lugar de siempre y con la misma gente...
Well, finally some numbers. At the start of the campaign, it’s Chavez 50%, Rosales 37%. At least that is the headline figure for this Penn, Schoen & Berland...
The Poll War has begun
Well, the rumor-mongering about supposed poll numbers is only starting, and it’s certain to gather pace in the coming weeks. Reports that a Datanalisis poll started ten days...
The Poll War has begun
Well, the rumor-mongering about supposed poll numbers is only starting, and it’s certain to gather pace in the coming weeks. Reports that a Datanalisis poll started ten days...
New pictures in that other blog
Katy says: For those of you interested, I have a few more pics in the Chavez reelection blog.
Stop Him Before He Speechifies Again...
Well, I’ve been surfing YouTube for clips of Manuel Rosales campaigning. Basically, the guy seems to have two modes: soporific and hyperventilatory. Here’s an example of soporific: Now,...
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