Bolton Godwins Himself on Venezuelan Nukes
I’m sorry, Ambassador Bolton, but I have to call bullshit on you. Not even in the most extremist, mono-thematically obsessed corners of the Anti-Chávez Blogosphere can you find anyone to...
Quico on the Student Movement on What's Next Venezuela?
So, from this week I’m writing a weekly column on the What’s Next Venezuela? Blog, an excellent aggregator of Venezuela news in English that’s gradually moving towards having...
Caracas Chronicles Exclusive: Jesse Chacón Forecasts Opposition Will Win 112 Seats
OK, he didn’t say that explicitly: You have to read between the lines a bit. Let’s take it from the start: Jesse Chacón, the former Chavista minister and...
The Puzkas Wrinkle
Long story short, he’s not doin’ it… Hola Francisco. Me parece que el trabajo que realizas, ademàs de interesante, es muy útil para definir escenarios y pautas de...
El Reto Puzkas
(An English translation follows) Estimado Puzkas, Esta mañana te oí en RCR diciendo otra vez que las encuestas de intención de voto a nivel nacional no sirven para...
Another Ad: Un Nuevo Tiempo gets Arty!!
Now I’ve seen it all: http://www.youtube.com/v/hEVtOi6UtxY?fs=1&hl=en_US
Julio Borges ... on VTV?
I thought this was fascinating – a rare interview of a leading opposition candidate on the government’s state-owned broadcaster VTV. The journalist tried to corner Guarenas candidate Julio...
Moving Pictures: Taking "Beyond the Clichés" Beyond the Clichés
http://player.vimeo.com/video/14825956 This week saw the Internet-release of "Moving Pictures o Los Autos de Caracas", the second documentary on Venezuela by Chris Moore of Sol Productions. (The real-world premiere...
The Ground Game: We've Finally Got One!
Here’s something relatively few people have grasped about this election cycle: the opposition is finally putting on a Ground Game worth the name. A properly thought-out Witness program and Get...
The State of Play Two Weeks Out
So, with two weeks to go, how does the campaign look? Truth is, this is one of the hardest elections to read of the last 11 years. Polling...
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