A headlamp! A headlamp! My cocaine kingdom for a headlamp!
Drug traffickers have just as hard a time finding spare parts for their cars as you do. Which is a good thing, as far as Colombian police is concerned.
Drug traffickers have just as hard a time finding spare parts for their cars as you do. Which is a good thing, as far as Colombian police is concerned.
Halloween is here, and transculturated pitiyanqui reader of an Imperialist-language blog that you are, we bet you're chomping at the bit to go out and have some patria-selling fun. Here's how!
You'd think Franklin Nieves would've put together a little file with some irrefutable evidence of his allegations before he bolted. No such luck.
Remember the big show the government put on to bring home the nation's gold reserves? Yup, they've started selling those now.
In his memory, we reprint the profile of him published in The New York Times on September 2nd, 1975.
Proving once more that the U.N. is immune to irony (and ridicule), Venezuela has again been tapped to pass judgment on other countries' human rights records.
By hijacking the university's admissions system, the Sistema Nacional de Ingreso sabotages the Universidad Simón Bolívar's longstanding mission of becoming an engine for social mobility.
A WSJ interview shed some more light into Franklin Nieves's defection from violating human rights.
Leopoldo López's prosecutor, Franklin Nieves, wallows in self-pity as he tells the world he participated in a plot to fake the evidence used against Lopez.
What happens when a very shy economist from Ciudad Guayana has to pop his Mercal cola cherry?
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