Y una por los clásicos criollos, pa que no digan...
“Y vio que el hombre de la llanura era, ante la vida, indómito y sufridor, indolente e infatigable; en la lucha, impulsivo y astuto; ante el superior, indisciplinado...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
Uno de Montejo (he his hype, girls and guys!)
Esta tierra Esta tierra jamás ha sido nuestra, tampoco fue de quienes yacen en sus campos ni será de quien venga. Hace mucho palpamos su paisaje...
Caviar Left
Is there any Caviar Left, guys? For the ones with access to Venezuelan TV: How shameful Samuel Moncada of the Comando Maisanta using the premises of the CNE...
Unos versos de Rafael Cadenas...
“Yo pertenecía a un pueblo de grandes comedores de serpientes, sensuales, vehementes, silenciosos y aptos para enloquecer de amor. Pero mi raza era de distinto linaje. (…)...
Unos versos de Rafael Cadenas...
“Yo pertenecía a un pueblo de grandes comedores de serpientes, sensuales, vehementes, silenciosos y aptos para enloquecer de amor. Pero mi raza era de distinto linaje. (…)...
Who cares where the doctors are from?
For a long time, Chavistas have latched on to the opposition’s criticisms of Barrio Adentro – the emergency plan to bring Cuban doctors to outpatient clinics in Venezuelan...
Who cares where the doctors are from?
For a long time, Chavistas have latched on to the opposition’s criticisms of Barrio Adentro – the emergency plan to bring Cuban doctors to outpatient clinics in Venezuelan...
Common-place thinking as a way to start...
For Greeks and Romans, paper (the flat papirus invented by Egyptians) was a luxury. So they developed what is called “The Art of Memory” (mnemotechnics). The idea...
Common-place thinking as a way to start...
For Greeks and Romans, paper (the flat papirus invented by Egyptians) was a luxury. So they developed what is called “The Art of Memory” (mnemotechnics). The idea...
The Citibank Building Affaire
Picture for a second, if you will, a building; a building worth 5 million dollars (US that is, no their Canadian, Jamaican or even Australian counterpart). Imagine, it...
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