CiF Draft
For the second time in 15 months, Venezuelans head to the polls on Sunday to vote on ending presidential term limits, potentially allowing Hugo Chávez to remain in...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
If only Enrique Mendoza was more like Viktor Yuschenko
Creatively stolen from The Independent Venezuelans throng streets to protest against election ‘fix’ By Askold Krushelnycky in Caracas 23 November 2004 Tens of thousands of Venezuelans thronged the...
If only Enrique Mendoza was more like Viktor Yuschenko
Creatively stolen from The Independent Venezuelans throng streets to protest against election ‘fix’ By Askold Krushelnycky in Caracas 23 November 2004 Tens of thousands of Venezuelans thronged the...
Our August, Their November
Couldn’t resist coming back to post just this one bit, which strikes me as bizarrely reminiscent. Feel the burn, baby, feel the burn… It’s okay to use the...
Our August, Their November
Couldn’t resist coming back to post just this one bit, which strikes me as bizarrely reminiscent. Feel the burn, baby, feel the burn… It’s okay to use the...
Five Hundred Posts of Solitude
It’s a historic day. Of sorts. Blogger informs me that this is post number 500 on Caracas Chronicles – a tidy number, in just 25 months! It’s funny:...
Five Hundred Posts of Solitude
It’s a historic day. Of sorts. Blogger informs me that this is post number 500 on Caracas Chronicles – a tidy number, in just 25 months! It’s funny:...
The Paper Trail as Entelechy
Last night, I listened to the BBC World Service’s report on Jimmy Carter’s concerns on voting in Florida. Lyse Doucet, the legendary BBC journo, laid into the Florida...
The Paper Trail as Entelechy
Last night, I listened to the BBC World Service’s report on Jimmy Carter’s concerns on voting in Florida. Lyse Doucet, the legendary BBC journo, laid into the Florida...
Carter nos saca la lengua
I suppose Jimmy Carter didn’t stop to consider how his opinion piece in today’s Washinton Post might strike an opposition-minded Venezuelans – why should he? – but from...
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