Cardinale Chronicles
From the comments forum Again I am depressed. The tale is a little bit long, so bear with me. It all started more than a year ago in...
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Political prisoners or imprisoned politicians?
It’s a simple concept. A crime committed during a major political convulsion by politically motivated people enjoying the political support of a substantial part of the population is...
Cardinale Chronicles
From the comments forum Again I am depressed. The tale is a little bit long, so bear with me. It all started more than a year ago in...
Megafraude Mechanics explained
I know this is old news to Venezuelan readers, but it’s important to explain it again for the foreign readers now that the pro-Chavez net brigade are attempting...
Megafraude Mechanics explained
The Chavez government has insisted for months that the 3 million signatures validly collected during the referendum petition drive are the product of a megafraud. This is a...
Best of the Comments forum
Ulpiano: Remember when I mentioned that the old Supreme Court in the IVth Republic, when they wanted to modify previous judicial precedents on something, used to say “penetrada...
Best of the Comments forum
Ulpiano: Remember when I mentioned that the old Supreme Court in the IVth Republic, when they wanted to modify previous judicial precedents on something, used to say “penetrada...
Best intern ever...
This “my summer vacation”-style piece comes from Erin Fletcher, who interned at VenEconomy Magazine last year while I was working there. It’s a bit dated now, but I...
Best intern ever...
This “my summer vacation”-style piece comes from Erin Fletcher, who interned at VenEconomy Magazine last year while I was working there. It’s a bit dated now, but I...
Bad guys overrule good guys at Supreme Tribunal
The presidential recall vote in Venezuela is off again, after the pro-Chavez Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Tribunal overruled the anti-Chavez Electoral Chamber of the Supreme Tribunal yesterday....
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