Cocoplums and the State
Katy says: A trip to Venezuela is a homecoming. Something about waking up and seeing dilapidated American cars from the 70s and 80s roaming the streets stirs my...
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Cocoplums and the State
Katy says: A trip to Venezuela is a homecoming. Something about waking up and seeing dilapidated American cars from the 70s and 80s roaming the streets stirs my...
Your tax bolívars at work
Katy says: I’m back from my trip and I’ve updated the other blog with my own pictures of the use of government funds in the campaign. I’ll be...
Your tax bolívars at work
Katy says: I’m back from my trip and I’ve updated the other blog with my own pictures of the use of government funds in the campaign. I’ll be...
Selling Mi Negra
You can think whatever you like about Mi Negra, but electorally what’s relevant is not so much the proposal itself but how it’s communicated to the voters. Rosales...
Selling Mi Negra
You can think whatever you like about Mi Negra, but electorally what’s relevant is not so much the proposal itself but how it’s communicated to the voters. Rosales...
Jagshemash, dear legislators...
This one’s crazy enough you could pass it off for a Borat skit, “In US and A, first you go to university and then you become congressman. But...
Jagshemash, dear legislators...
This one’s crazy enough you could pass it off for a Borat skit, “In US and A, first you go to university and then you become congressman. But...
Baffling Chavista Imbecility du Jour
El Universal sez: The Venezuelan Central Bank, the National Institute of Statistics and various executive branch agencies are developing new mechanisms to measure the impact of the government’s...
Baffling Chavista Imbecility du Jour
El Universal sez: The Venezuelan Central Bank, the National Institute of Statistics and various executive branch agencies are developing new mechanisms to measure the impact of the government’s...
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