The View from Your Window: Caracas
Colinas de Bello Monte, Caracas, Venezuela – 2:22 p.m. Send us the View from Your Window: caracaschronicles at fastmail dot fm Please ensure the window frame is visible,...
The View from Your Window: Prior Lake
Prior Lake, Minnesota – 1:10 p.m. Send us the View from Your Window: caracaschronicles at fastmail dot fm Please ensure the window frame is visible, and tell us...
Drooling on the lens of his Sincerity-cam
Juan Cristóbal says: – The quote of the day comes from the Venice love-fest between Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chávez and Oliver Stone: “I used the real man,” Stone...
Mopping up the airwaves
Quico says: Chávez henchman Diosdado Cabello’s decision to shut down another 29 radio stations (but which ones?) sounds very much like a mopping up operation. Because, between the...
The View from Your Window: Providence
Providence, Rhode Island – 12:10 p.m. Send us the View from Your Window: caracaschronicles at fastmail dot fm Please ensure the window frame is visible, and tell us...
The Feisbukisation of Protest
Quico says: Time was when strongmen could put a stranglehold on society’s capacity to organize itself against them just by setting up a censorship board and throwing a...
Maintaining Radio Silence
Quico says: I hadn’t wanted to mention it, but I guess this post blows my cover. I’m in Caracas again, working on a couple of projects. When I’m...
The View from Your Window: Greenwich
Greenwich, Connecticut – 3:01 p.m. Send us the View from Your Window: caracaschronicles at fastmail dot fm Please ensure the window frame is visible, and tell us the...
A contrast in leadership
Juan Cristóbal says: – In the face of the chavista onslaught on civil liberties, it would be nice if the opposition showed some leadership, a path that may...
The View from Your Window: Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Argentina – 1:40 p.m. Send us the View from Your Window: caracaschronicles at fastmail dot fm Please ensure the window frame is visible, and tell us...
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