A new low...
Soon-to-be political prisoner Henrique Capriles One by one, the government crosses the “yellow lines” that differentiate democracies from dictatorships. Now, the regime has decided to throw my mayor...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
Fidel, Camus, Plinio and the Plague
I resisted for a long time. Somehow, all those stories raising alarms about a Castro-Communist takeover seemed so, so…how to put it? So shrill, so extremist. I wouldn’t...
Fidel, Camus, Plinio and the Plague
I resisted for a long time. Somehow, all those stories raising alarms about a Castro-Communist takeover seemed so, so…how to put it? So shrill, so extremist. I wouldn’t...
The money quote
From the Sala Constitucional’s own jurisprudence on the relative weight of the chambers on the Supreme Tribunal, from decision 656 of the Constitutional Chamber, signed Jose Manuel Delgado...
The money quote
From the Sala Constitucional’s own jurisprudence on the relative weight of the chambers on the Supreme Tribunal, from decision 656 of the Constitutional Chamber, signed Jose Manuel Delgado...
Prescience
By the bookBy Elizabeth Araujo, who’s never shot anyone. From today’s TalCual Editorial, translated by me. It shouldn’t surprise us that Hugo Chavez traveled to the Burro Island...
Prescience
By the bookBy Elizabeth Araujo, who’s never shot anyone. From today’s TalCual Editorial, translated by me. It shouldn’t surprise us that Hugo Chavez traveled to the Burro Island...
CNE's Jorge Rodríguez: The Supreme Tribunal Made Two Decisions
CNE key member Jorge Rodríguez says there are two contradictory decisions from the Supreme Tribunal (lie #101 – the sala constitucional decision is not an official ruling but...
CNE's Jorge Rodríguez: The Supreme Tribunal Made Two Decisions
CNE key member Jorge Rodríguez says there are two contradictory decisions from the Supreme Tribunal (lie #101 – the sala constitucional decision is not an official ruling but...
Is popular sovereignty unconstitutional?
The recall referendum saga continues in Venezuela, and with each twist and turn the Chavez regime further undermines its claims to democratic legitimacy. Through its increasingly propagandistic embassy...
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