5,000 posts of solitude
This is Caracas Chronicles’ 5,000th post.
I don’t know what that means, frankly, just like I don’t know what this blog means. I just know I enjoy writing it, reading what you have to say, and commenting on it.
The issues are certainly not the same as they were in the 1st post. Back then, Quico was worried about the surprisingly bizarre trends he was starting to see in chavismo.
You can chuckle now.
These days, we’re more concerned with the nation we have yet to build, the policy choices that should guide what comes next, and the ever-growing need to strengthen the public sphere.
So instead of commenting on the silly news of the day, I want to leave you with a link to my favorite posts: one by Quico, and one by yours truly.
Here’s looking forward to the next 5,000!
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