Open Letter to Eva Golinger
Dear Eva, I don’t know you, except as a byline over articles that I strenuously disagree with. I’m writing to you out of a concern, voiced again and...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
Nothing new under the sun
I thought I could keep my research separate from my Venezuela-blogging, but it’s not really working out that way. Try this one, from a paper by Paul Sabatier...
Freedom of Information
Human Rights Watch sez… Cuba: Trial Violates Dissidents’ Right to Free Expression (New York, April 22, 2004) — Cuba’s planned trial of a blind human rights lawyer, along...
Nothing new under the sun
I thought I could keep my research separate from my Venezuela-blogging, but it’s not really working out that way. Try this one, from a paper by Paul Sabatier...
Freedom of Information
Human Rights Watch sez… Cuba: Trial Violates Dissidents’ Right to Free Expression (New York, April 22, 2004) — Cuba’s planned trial of a blind human rights lawyer, along...
No sooner said...
…than done. Venezuelanalysis of course jumped on the Keller numbers. Oddly, they did not bother to explain to their readers why the same opinion polls that were unacceptably...
No sooner said...
…than done. Venezuelanalysis of course jumped on the Keller numbers. Oddly, they did not bother to explain to their readers why the same opinion polls that were unacceptably...
Fascist puntofijista coup-mongering escualido oligarch reactionary barrigaverde pollster springs a surprise...
Watch Venezuelanalysis suddenly start touting Keller’s numbers… Reuters sez: Poll: Chavez would win recall vote CARACAS, Venezuela (Reuters) — Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez would narrowly win a recall...
Fascist puntofijista coup-mongering escualido oligarch reactionary barrigaverde pollster springs a surprise...
Watch Venezuelanalysis suddenly start touting Keller’s numbers… Reuters sez: Poll: Chavez would win recall vote CARACAS, Venezuela (Reuters) — Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez would narrowly win a recall...
Excerpt from "Politics and the English Language"
George Orwell, 1946 […] Political words are commonly abused. The word Fascism has now no meaning except in so far as it signifies “something not desirable.” The words...
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