Puzzling through the Dec. 4th Scenarios
Quico says: The way I see it, the history of the next few years depends on what happens on Dec. 4th. Basically, there are 4 ways this could...
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Scenario No. 2: Rosales goes AMLO
Katy says: I’m going to follow up on Quico’s post and work through the second of the four scenarios: the possibility that opposition candidate Manuel Rosales does not...
Puzzling through the Dec. 4th Scenarios
Quico says: The way I see it, the history of the next few years depends on what happens on Dec. 4th. Basically, there are 4 ways this could...
Scenario No. 2: Rosales goes AMLO
Katy says: I’m going to follow up on Quico’s post and work through the second of the four scenarios: the possibility that opposition candidate Manuel Rosales does not...
Compare and Contrast: Blue Venezuela vs. Red Venezuela
Quico says: Yesterday I posted on the underlying issue at stake in this election: a tricolor Venezuela, or a monochrome red one? Two different futures. While red Venezuela...
Compare and Contrast: Blue Venezuela vs. Red Venezuela
Quico says: Yesterday I posted on the underlying issue at stake in this election: a tricolor Venezuela, or a monochrome red one? Two different futures. While red Venezuela...
Amarillita, Azulita y Rojita...
Quico says: If you ask me, the best part of Rosales’ campaign was the way he set up the contrast between his “Tricolor Avalanche” rally and Chavez’s “Red...
Rosales and this campaign season: The Good, the bad and the ugly
Katy says: After a brief trip due to work and family obligations, I am back at my desk full-throttle for this exciting election week. This is a good...
Rosales and this campaign season: The Good, the bad and the ugly
Katy says: After a brief trip due to work and family obligations, I am back at my desk full-throttle for this exciting election week. This is a good...
Updated Survey Chart
Quico says: Well, I added two more polls to the Recent Surveys chart; one by Ipsos/AP and a second by Zogby/U. Miami. Again, I leave out surveys by...
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