One for luck, please read it carefully
(The following is the Homeric Hymn to Ares, Greek god of war. The ancients had a form of ritual, called “apothropaic”, in which you called by good names...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
Nothing left to write...
Today, there’s nothing left to write. If political speculation was an export commodity, Venezuela would be Kuwait. Every possible spin has been put on every possible snippet of...
Nothing left to write...
Today, there’s nothing left to write. If political speculation was an export commodity, Venezuela would be Kuwait. Every possible spin has been put on every possible snippet of...
Supositorio de Triquitraqui
Yesterday’s closing “Si” march seems to have breathed some badly needed hope and dynamism into the opposition’s campaign. At the last possible moment, the opposition remembered how to...
Supositorio de Triquitraqui
Yesterday’s closing “Si” march seems to have breathed some badly needed hope and dynamism into the opposition’s campaign. At the last possible moment, the opposition remembered how to...
Three questions to start a juicy comments thread...
1-Who do you think will win next Sunday and by how much? 2-Why do you think so? 3-What will happen on August 16th? 17th? Please try to answer...
Three questions to start a juicy comments thread...
1-Who do you think will win next Sunday and by how much? 2-Why do you think so? 3-What will happen on August 16th? 17th? Please try to answer...
Why should the minority accept the veredict of the majority?
What gives the many the right to impose decisions on the few? How can the few be constrained by the many, and yet remain free? These are deep...
Why should the minority accept the veredict of the majority?
What gives the many the right to impose decisions on the few? How can the few be constrained by the many, and yet remain free? These are deep...
The die is cast.
Alea jacta est. Caius Julius Caesar La suerte está echada. The die is cast. However you may wish to interpret it, the fact is there’s very little time...
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