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If you’ve ever studied Negotiation Theory, you already know the little fable: There was once only one orange left in a kitchen and two prominent chefs were fighting...
Quico Toro is the founder of Caracas Chronicles.
If you’ve ever studied Negotiation Theory, you already know the little fable: There was once only one orange left in a kitchen and two prominent chefs were fighting...
by Erin Fletcher We’re not quite seated, but I’ve already launched into my well-rehearsed spiel. For perhaps the fifth time that day, I say I’m an economics professor...
by Erin Fletcher We’re not quite seated, but I’ve already launched into my well-rehearsed spiel. For perhaps the fifth time that day, I say I’m an economics professor...
Nicaragua’s Confidencial magazine has the scoop on corruption in Albanisa – Alba de Nicaragua, S.A. – a binational firm created with Venezuelan state capital. Though Albanisa has expanded...
It’s saddening to think how completely electorally irrelevant it is, but in a parallel universe where people vote exclusively according to the best economic argument, Miguel Angel Santos’s...
It’s saddening to think how completely electorally irrelevant it is, but in a parallel universe where people vote exclusively according to the best economic argument, Miguel Angel Santos’s...
Just got a couple of new polls. Let’s see…hmmm. Ever heard of Keystone Mercadeo Táctico? Of Top Data? No? OK, let’s look at their websites. Oh wait, they...
If a massacre happens in the middle of the jungle, and nobody’s there to see it, should it make a headline? This is the troubling question we’ve all...
William Ojeda’s talanquera-pole-vaulting speech rejecting MUD’s “trasnochos economicistas” brought to mind this choice bit of Bill Clinton’s speech last night (from 1:02 in the clip): You know, if...
The good news is that raising hell at that cadena in Caruachi a few weeks back paid off: talks on a collective bargaining agreement have finally been launched...
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