Rosales, in his own words (part II)
Katy says: Manuel Rosales gave a lengthy interview to Valencia newspaper Notitarde. Here is a summary of what he had to say: He repeated his promise to give...
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Rosales, in his own words (part II)
Katy says: Manuel Rosales gave a lengthy interview to Valencia newspaper Notitarde. Here is a summary of what he had to say: He repeated his promise to give...
Rosales, in his own words
Katy says: Excerpts from Manuel Rosales’ press conference today. On his signing the Carmona decree: “It was a moment of confusion that stemmed from Chavez’s resignation, which he...
Rosales, in his own words
Katy says: Excerpts from Manuel Rosales’ press conference today. On his signing the Carmona decree: “It was a moment of confusion that stemmed from Chavez’s resignation, which he...
Another one for my collection...
Sorry for the disappearing act, everyone. I’d figured I’d be able to blog sporadically from my vacation, but found out to my slight shock that Internet Points are...
Another one for my collection...
Sorry for the disappearing act, everyone. I’d figured I’d be able to blog sporadically from my vacation, but found out to my slight shock that Internet Points are...
An escalation of cheap talk
Katy says: Caracas mayor Juan Barreto has expropriated four golf courses in the Caracas metropolitan area. At least that is what the Official Gazette says. No word yet...
Chinese stories
(Katy says: I thought yesterday’s editorial by Teodoro Petkoff deserved translating. In Venezuela, a Chinese story is simply a tall tale, a fishy story; my somewhat sarcastic comments...
An escalation of cheap talk
Katy says: Caracas mayor Juan Barreto has expropriated four golf courses in the Caracas metropolitan area. At least that is what the Official Gazette says. No word yet...
Chinese stories
(Katy says: I thought yesterday’s editorial by Teodoro Petkoff deserved translating. In Venezuela, a Chinese story is simply a tall tale, a fishy story; my somewhat sarcastic comments...
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