School shootings in Finland, and Caracas
Katy says: The peaceful march to the Supreme Tribunal is tainted in blood, as previous marches were. There are reports that an armed group has entered the campus...
Tomorrow's headlines, today
Loyal reader lucia say: A glimpse at the possible headlines on December 3, 2007 Chávez Wins Once More, Despite Opposition to Reforms Caracas. Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez won...
Top ten reasons you should vote December 2
Katy and loyal reader lucia say: Well, it’s election time again, and even though the rightful owner of this blog is kind of sick of the voting vs....
John Reed, father of all PSFs
Katy says: If John Reed were alive today, he would surely be in Caracas reporting the glories of Chavez’s revolution. Say what you will about Reed, at least...
Baduel drops a bombshell...
Quico says: Not much of the day-to-day political give-and-take in Caracas interests me enough to blog about anymore. That said, today’s statement by General Baduel was a no-kidding...
And a happy birthday to you!
Katy says: How will folks like these assimilate into XXIst Century Socialism? One wonders what planet these people live in. Sometimes I think *they* are the real enemy.
Required reading
Quico says: These days, “required reading” is just an empty cliché, a phrase drained of meaning by decades of lazy overuse. Normally, I avoid it. I have to...
Let them grow up
Katy says: Two kids are dead in my hometown of Maracaibo, shot down by the violence that is rapidly creeping into our nation’s soul and changing things forever....
Primero Justicia: an inside peek
Katy says: Eighteen months ago, some friends who work for Primero Justicia called me up and asked me if I would like to help edit the document containing...
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