Skool
Believe it or not, in between extended bouts of blogging, I do actually go to school sometimes. No, really, I do. My course work is over now. I...
Francisco Toro
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
Shocking!
24 hours ago, I would not have thought it possible. But today, Venezuelanalysis.com publishes a thoughtful, sophisticated critique of FTAA. I was really surprised, I kept waiting for...
Shocking!
24 hours ago, I would not have thought it possible. But today, Venezuelanalysis.com publishes a thoughtful, sophisticated critique of FTAA. I was really surprised, I kept waiting for...
Another 4F
As though on cue to make my point about its divisive, willfully provocative nature, the government that never ceases to attack its opponents of coupsterism pulls out all...
Another 4F
As though on cue to make my point about its divisive, willfully provocative nature, the government that never ceases to attack its opponents of coupsterism pulls out all...
Whose fault is it anyway?
One last thing on this Rivas piece: when government supporters are backed into a corner in trying to defend Chavez’s economic record, sooner or later they’ll turn around...
Whose fault is it anyway?
One last thing on this Rivas piece: when government supporters are backed into a corner in trying to defend Chavez’s economic record, sooner or later they’ll turn around...
Economics salad
Over at venezuelanalysis.com, Emilio Rivas posts this bitchy, incompetent semi-response to stuff recently published here, so I thought I should take the bait…it’s just too tempting… I don’t...
Economics salad
Over at venezuelanalysis.com, Emilio Rivas posts this bitchy, incompetent semi-response to stuff recently published here, so I thought I should take the bait…it’s just too tempting… I don’t...
I know Chuo Torrealba
Chuo I admire Chuo Torrealba. I think Chuo Torrealba has been a voice for sanity in an insane period of our history. So it pains me to write...
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