What ever happened to Article 315?
Back in 1999, I was a relatively naive 24 year old, and I’ll confess I was genuinely conflicted about how to vote in the referendum on the new...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
What ever happened to Article 315?
Back in 1999, I was a relatively naive 24 year old, and I’ll confess I was genuinely conflicted about how to vote in the referendum on the new...
Chavez's Latest Victory: Making Donald Rumsfeld Look Like a Master of Understatement
From the enough-rope-for-PSFs-to-hang-themselves files: “We’ve got Chavez in Venezuela with a lot of oil money. He’s a person who was elected legally, just as Adolf Hitler was elected...
Chavez's Latest Victory: Making Donald Rumsfeld Look Like a Master of Understatement
From the enough-rope-for-PSFs-to-hang-themselves files: “We’ve got Chavez in Venezuela with a lot of oil money. He’s a person who was elected legally, just as Adolf Hitler was elected...
Don Regalon's Sums...
I got excited when I saw this article in El Nacional claiming that an independent think tank had tallied up the costs of Venezuela’s “international solidarity.” They came...
Don Regalon's Sums...
I got excited when I saw this article in El Nacional claiming that an independent think tank had tallied up the costs of Venezuela’s “international solidarity.” They came...
Just how far does Chavez really want to push the envelope?
Is Chavez’s vociferous anti-americanism just rhetoric, or is he willing to take steps that really do create a strategic problem for the US? At this point, it’s not...
Just how far does Chavez really want to push the envelope?
Is Chavez’s vociferous anti-americanism just rhetoric, or is he willing to take steps that really do create a strategic problem for the US? At this point, it’s not...
The revolution's endlessly malleable bogeymen
This line, from Hutton’s take on last year’s Youth Festival, got me thinking: “When I was here in 2000-2002 I don’t remember anyone using the word imperialism. The...
The revolution's endlessly malleable bogeymen
This line, from Hutton’s take on last year’s Youth Festival, got me thinking: “When I was here in 2000-2002 I don’t remember anyone using the word imperialism. The...
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