The Untold Story of Venezuela's 2002 April Crisis
The conventional wisdom about Venezuela’s brief coup attempt in April 2002 is almost entirely wrong. The real story is much weirder, and much more interesting. The events that...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
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After a very nice, break. I avoided talking Venezuela and even – gasp – read a novel (R.K. Narayan’s The Vendor of Sweets – heartily recommended to fellow...
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After a very nice, break. I avoided talking Venezuela and even – gasp – read a novel (R.K. Narayan’s The Vendor of Sweets – heartily recommended to fellow...
A note from my intellectual tradition...
From Why Orwell Matters, by Christopher Hitchens: “There isn’t much room for doubt about the real source of anti-Orwell resentment. In the view of many on the official...
A note from my intellectual tradition...
From Why Orwell Matters, by Christopher Hitchens: “There isn’t much room for doubt about the real source of anti-Orwell resentment. In the view of many on the official...
Point - Counterpoint
Bernardo Alvarez, Venezuela’s ambassador to the US replies to the Washington Post, saying, “Contrary to what the editorial implied, at no time has any group controlled by the...
Point - Counterpoint
Bernardo Alvarez, Venezuela’s ambassador to the US replies to the Washington Post, saying, “Contrary to what the editorial implied, at no time has any group controlled by the...
Gringo escualido pollsters speak
GQR is the gold standard of polling in Venezuela, and their last results are encouraging. However, it is a bit disquieting to think these are the people who...
Gringo escualido pollsters speak
GQR is the gold standard of polling in Venezuela, and their last results are encouraging. However, it is a bit disquieting to think these are the people who...
You know who you are...
I am reposting this as a reminder to those of you who volunteered to please turn in those substantiation forms. Notice that I’ve changed the wording to differentiate...
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