Reading the UN Security Council Vote
Long-time reader, first-time poster Sentil shares his experience of how things really happen at the UN in this one-time guest post. Yesterday’s vote for the Security Council seat...
Bonehead Populism
This article about the first day in operation of the Caracas-Cúa rail line in today’s El Universal could be used as textbook material in a first year microeconomics...
Reading the UN Security Council Vote
Long-time reader, first-time poster Sentil shares his experience of how things really happen at the UN in this one-time guest post. Yesterday’s vote for the Security Council seat...
Bonehead Populism
This article about the first day in operation of the Caracas-Cúa rail line in today’s El Universal could be used as textbook material in a first year microeconomics...
The Little Shopkeeper That Couldn't...
JayDee says: Of all the neighborhoods I have explored in Caracas, El Valle is one of my favorites. There is always something interesting going on in the area....
The Little Shopkeeper That Couldn't...
JayDee says: Of all the neighborhoods I have explored in Caracas, El Valle is one of my favorites. There is always something interesting going on in the area....
Let the spending binge begin!
Two news items struck my eye over the weekend: Chavez announced that public sector workers will get their yearly aguinaldos (Christmas bonuses) on November 1st this year. Chavez...
Let the spending binge begin!
Two news items struck my eye over the weekend: Chavez announced that public sector workers will get their yearly aguinaldos (Christmas bonuses) on November 1st this year. Chavez...
Thinking through a Rosales presidency
Lost in all the campaign horse-race excitement is a simple question: if he did manage to beat Chavez, what would a Manuel Rosales presidency actually be like? How...
Thinking through a Rosales presidency
Lost in all the campaign horse-race excitement is a simple question: if he did manage to beat Chavez, what would a Manuel Rosales presidency actually be like? How...
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