Leopoldo Gives a Boring Speech, Thank God
In a 15-minute speech from house arrest, Leopoldo López stayed studiously on message. That’s a good thing.
Danni Moe to some, sports nut and political junkie to all.
In a 15-minute speech from house arrest, Leopoldo López stayed studiously on message. That’s a good thing.
After yesterday’s referendum, the government’s left with a horrendously weak hand. But I’ve seen enough Texas Hold’Em to know good players win with a pair of twos all the damn time.
In the midst of our poorest years in every aspect, be it economic, social, or political, today in football, we shine brighter than ever.
Reality in Venezuela has taken us from "No vale, yo no creo" to "No lo puedo creer." As the government goes on the offensive, the pace of the crisis is quickening. It's a white knuckle ride.
For all his power over broadcast media, Nicolás Maduro has completely lost his hold over Venezuela’s public conversation. We’ve tuned him out.
A day spent in El Cafetal, the Home of Opposition Crazy, shows worrying signs of reversion to the most self-defeating instincts of 2014
Enough has been said about Adrián Solano and his #TropicalMierda take on cross country skiing. Little has been said about the morons who hailed him worthy of defending.
Does it make sense for Venezuela to spend $3 million spending basically-established football players to a U20 world cup, really?
It seems the last one to leave the Venezuelan economy did remember to turn off the lights.
Julio Borges has been preparing for a job like president of the National Assembly for years, but with huge visibility, little power, and conflicting pressures from the right and from the left...it may just be Mission Impossible.
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