Dilemmas for the campaign
The remake of the Comando Ayacucho is facing one dilemma after other in deciding a strategy for avoiding a considerable defeat in August. 1) To incite abstention or...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
From NarcoNews: See what the "Illuminated left" does...
por Al Giordano… “When it comes to ex-New York Timesman Francisco Toro (remember his exit as a Times correspondent because of his conflicts-of-interest as an activist for the...
From NarcoNews: See what the "Illuminated left" does...
por Al Giordano… “When it comes to ex-New York Timesman Francisco Toro (remember his exit as a Times correspondent because of his conflicts-of-interest as an activist for the...
One last shout...
…before heading to the train station. Chavistas find it hard to understand the opposition’s accusations of authoritarianism as anything other than a slur. But the recent appointment of...
One last shout...
…before heading to the train station. Chavistas find it hard to understand the opposition’s accusations of authoritarianism as anything other than a slur. But the recent appointment of...
How the blog was won...
The story starts when Dr. Toro goes on a camping trip and lets some of his readers take his blog over… How will it end? Will he ever...
How the blog was won...
The story starts when Dr. Toro goes on a camping trip and lets some of his readers take his blog over… How will it end? Will he ever...
Forero on the case
The New York Times (registration required) ran an in depth article about evoting in the recall referendum today. Lots of questions, very few precise answers.
The Smartmatic-Bizta-Cantv Offer
This was prepared for the regional elections. I’ve translated it from Spanish. I can’t help but notice that the auditoria-en-caliente (on the spot auditing) is built into the...
Forero on the case
The New York Times (registration required) ran an in depth article about evoting in the recall referendum today. Lots of questions, very few precise answers.
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