La Lista's Phantom Translation...
Well, in defense of Ciudadania Activa, it turns out that the mistranslated English version of La Lista I linked to is nothing to do with them. Actually, they...
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La Lista's Phantom Translation...
Well, in defense of Ciudadania Activa, it turns out that the mistranslated English version of La Lista I linked to is nothing to do with them. Actually, they...
Political discrimination? What political discrimination?
A shortened version of The List, Ciudadanía Activa’s documentary on the Chávez government’s systematic use of IT to discriminate against dissidents, is now available for download in a...
Political discrimination? What political discrimination?
A shortened version of The List, Ciudadanía Activa’s documentary on the Chávez government’s systematic use of IT to discriminate against dissidents, is now available for download in a...
Behind the scenes on the LVA scandal
It’s too long and involved to translate, but those of you interested in the inside story on the LVA-Jesse pissing match should look at this Juan Carlos Zapata...
Behind the scenes on the LVA scandal
It’s too long and involved to translate, but those of you interested in the inside story on the LVA-Jesse pissing match should look at this Juan Carlos Zapata...
Cepalismo for the 21st Century
This scholarly paper by Pablo Villatoro, published in the CEPAL Review, analyses the “conditional cash transfer programs” that have been implemented in Brazil, Nicaragua, Colombia and Mexico in...
Cepalismo for the 21st Century
This scholarly paper by Pablo Villatoro, published in the CEPAL Review, analyses the “conditional cash transfer programs” that have been implemented in Brazil, Nicaragua, Colombia and Mexico in...
A tale of two scandals
Compare and contrast. In Brazil, this video showing a Post Office official receiving a $1,000 bribe sets off a massive scandal which dominates the media for months, brings...
A tale of two scandals
Compare and contrast. In Brazil, this video showing a Post Office official receiving a $1,000 bribe sets off a massive scandal which dominates the media for months, brings...
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