And another one...
For those who doubt that it’s viable to cheat by manipulating the Electoral Registry, it turns out that Giovanni/Geovanny/Jovany José Vásquez, the Colombian alleged paramilitary/psychiatrist and key witness...
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Hinterlaces Sez:
According to the latest Hinterlaces poll, carried out before this week’s pullout by AD, Copei and Proyecto Venezuela, 71% of voters were planning not to vote on December...
USA ex machina
The fidelista playbook in action: Alí Rodríguez blames the US for the opposition parties’ withdrawal. See? Everything bad that happens in Venezuela is the gringos’ fault…
And another one...
For those who doubt that it’s viable to cheat by manipulating the Electoral Registry, it turns out that Giovanni/Geovanny/Jovany José Vásquez, the Colombian alleged paramilitary/psychiatrist and key witness...
Making Sense of the Oppo Parties' Withdrawal
Over at Devil’s Excrement, Miguel writes a very lucid post explaining the Opposition parties’ decision to withdraw from the December 4th vote. (Note that Miguel, for reasons he...
Making Sense of the Oppo Parties' Withdrawal
Over at Devil’s Excrement, Miguel writes a very lucid post explaining the Opposition parties’ decision to withdraw from the December 4th vote. (Note that Miguel, for reasons he...
Opposition Logic
Ten days ago, the Opposition parties had no problem going to a vote despite all the well-known CNE irregularities. Last week, Opposition technicians demonstrated that one of those...
Opposition Logic
Ten days ago, the Opposition parties had no problem going to a vote despite all the well-known CNE irregularities. Last week, Opposition technicians demonstrated that one of those...
IranMania!
Iran and Venezuela are to sign a contract to produce two Iranian passenger car models – the “Samand” and the “Pride” – in this Latin American country, the...
IranMania!
Iran and Venezuela are to sign a contract to produce two Iranian passenger car models – the “Samand” and the “Pride” – in this Latin American country, the...
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