Projection Chronicles
Chávez says: Demonize someone, demonize him and then you can justify anything. That’s the empire’s plan. They satanized everything, I remember Tabaré [Vásquez, president of Uruguay], when I...
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
Chávez says: Demonize someone, demonize him and then you can justify anything. That’s the empire’s plan. They satanized everything, I remember Tabaré [Vásquez, president of Uruguay], when I...
Quico says: One abiding irony of leftist authoritarianism is the way the self-described vanguard of the working class cannot abide working class organizations it can’t control. Interior Minister...
Katy says: And the rhetorical about-face continues. I saw some recent polling data that shows that the only way the Constitutional reform could pass is if Chávez bundles...
Quico says: So the Cuban government denies that it’s getting Venezuelan oil for free, noting that La Isla pays for most of its oil bill through the services...
Quico says: Here’s a galling number for you. In 2006, Venezuela sent Cuba oil shipments worth $3.4 billion. Cuba doesn’t seem to be actually paying for it, as...
Quico says: Sometimes, amid all the high-fallutin’ talk about the rise of authoritarianism and the creeping onslaught on basic liberties, we lose sight of chavismo’s basic inability to...
Simón Boccanegra says: Some of the stuff that’s been going down recently borders on Caribbean surrealism. The story about the Chinese drilling rigs is pure farce. Readers may...
BBC says: Cuban athletes have made a hurried departure from the Pan-American games in Brazil, apparently amid fears of possible mass defections. The delegation was rushed at short...
Katy says: As we eagerly await the unveiling of the Constitutional Reform that we will hopefully get a chance to vote on, it’s strange to see the government,...
Quico says: So, as most people know, having gotten kicked off the public air waves, oppo broadcaster RCTV made a Freddie Kruegeresque return to haunt the government’s dreams...
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