How To Argue Like an International Chavista
Quico says: After my epic, 200 post comments-thread-cum-PSF-free-for-all over on the Guardian’s Comment is Free site, I think I’ve learned some valuable lessons about the subtle art of...
Are you there, Stalin? It's me, Hugo
Juan Cristobal says: – Something very strange happened today. As far as we know, for the first time in five years, Chavez spoke with a member of the...
The Translation-bot Revolution
Quico says: Following on from yesterday’s ground breaking revelations, I see this in the INCES website: Now that is a classic! Sadly, the banner seems to have been...
All Your CIA Fax Are Belong To Us!
Quico says: Folks, I’m afraid the gig is up. They found us out. Somehow, our secret plot with the gringos over the referendum got leaked to Aporrea. They...
Too Hot for TV: The Ads CNE Won't Let You Watch
Quico says: How level is the electoral playing field in Venezuela these days? So level that the chavista-run National Elections Council actually gets to pick-and-choose which TV ads...
Chavismo's Amazing Self-Refuting Referendum Argument
Quico says: So we’ve all heard it again and again and then again some more: getting rid of term limits is not the same thing as “indefinite reelection”...
Pico y Bonkers
Quico says: I’ve been trying to think up the right words to describe the Opera Buffa surrounding Miranda State Governor Henrique Capriles’s decision to trial the “Pico y...
Quico vs. Maisantabot
Quico says: Check out my Battle Royale with VIC (Britain’s VIO equivalent) chavista extraordinaire Redmond O’Neill on The Guardian’s Comment is Free section. The back-and-forth was…um, an odd...
4,000 No Show Jobs Under Juan Barreto
Quico says: It’s too bad this stunning article by Phil Gunson for the Miami Herald got buried in the week between Christmas and New Year. For one thing,...
Venezuela's Lost Decade
Quico says: As of today, Hugo Chávez has been president of Venezuela for exactly as long as Rafael Caldera was. Believe it, baby.
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