Españolification Chronicles
So I’ve decided that the way I’m going to get all you deadbeats to check out CronicasDeCaracas.net is by posting most new material in Spanish only over the...
"Rangel Silva es un gocho A-1"
…that, at least, is how convicted felon Moises Maiónica sees it. As our favorite Narco-general takes the dais at the National Assembly, take a trip down memory lane...
The real meaning of February 14th
From today, we’ve asked Alejandro Tarre – of the invaluable AlejandroTarre.com – to contribute more actively to Caracas Chronicles. Today, he explains why February 14th should be about...
Give us a hand up, yeah?
So, we’re finding out what Miguel and Daniel have known all along: building an audience for the Spanish doppleganger to an English blog about Venezuela is not so...
Mubarak : 2011 :: Chávez : 2012 ?
It’s become the opposition’s favorite parlor game: Could Chávez get Mubaraked next year? I think it could happen…but in an odd way. To see why, you have to...
Mubarak should have called Fidel
I woke up this morning wanting to write a post on how much the situation in Egypt resembles the situation in Venezuela in 2002 and 2003. Back then,...
Now we know what Marquina had on Yon Goicoechea
It wasn’t his right wing; it was his right hook! ps: check out VTV’s hilarious slide-show on the episode, which makes PSUV assemblyman Henry Ventura out to be...
Things that are scarce
I hate to discuss this, but it’s so shocking it needs to be told. Apparently the latest thing you simply cannot find in Venezuela’ shelves is … sanitary...
The Oil Numbers and the A Priori Trap
You should read this. Honestly, you should. Why? Because, in Venezuela, few numbers are either as important or as opaque as PDVSA’s total production and exports. It’s a...
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