Is the CNE back where it belongs?
Katy says: One of the refreshing features of this electoral campaign has been that Venezuela’s electoral authority (the CNE) has not been the center of discussion. Electoral conditions...
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Is the CNE back where it belongs?
Katy says: One of the refreshing features of this electoral campaign has been that Venezuela’s electoral authority (the CNE) has not been the center of discussion. Electoral conditions...
The commentariat flips out!
Quico says: Just a note to those of you who read the main blog but skip the comments…yesterday’s thread in response to JayDee’s pulpero follow-up was one of...
The commentariat flips out!
Quico says: Just a note to those of you who read the main blog but skip the comments…yesterday’s thread in response to JayDee’s pulpero follow-up was one of...
Manuel who?
JayDee says:Finding myself in El Valle yesterday with little to do, I swung by José’s bodega again for a beer. Surprisingly, the man recognized me as soon as...
Manuel who?
JayDee says:Finding myself in El Valle yesterday with little to do, I swung by José’s bodega again for a beer. Surprisingly, the man recognized me as soon as...
Zogby goes down
Katy says: Some of our loyal chavista readers are very upbeat on a recent poll by Zogby International that gave Chávez a big, big lead over Rosales. An...
Zogby goes down
Katy says: Some of our loyal chavista readers are very upbeat on a recent poll by Zogby International that gave Chávez a big, big lead over Rosales. An...
Danilogate goes International
Quico says: Finally, a high-profile foreign paper picks up on the ongoing mystery of Danilo Anderson’s murder. I’m so elated somebody cares, I’ll let Diehl’s couple of factual...
Danilogate goes International
Quico says: Finally, a high-profile foreign paper picks up on the ongoing mystery of Danilo Anderson’s murder. I’m so elated somebody cares, I’ll let Diehl’s couple of factual...
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