"When two leaders fight, it's their peoples who suffer in the end..."
Juan Manuel Santos says he knows for a fact there are no more FARC camps in Venezuela. Think about it – that’s huge! Santos continues to far exceed...
Life
Mental health break
In Spanish, but perfectly understandable to a non-native speaker. PS.- This is how Chávez toys with us … all the time. #24 … and I’m starting with the...
Amperes, not empires
In an interesting op-ed published in El Universal (now there’s something I don’t write every day), Julio Borges keeps the focus on bread-and-butter issues. If there is one...
Another one bites the dust
Chalk this up to another instance of the US justice system doing what the Venezuelan “justice” “system” refuses to do. Government regulator Rafael Ramos de la Rosa, who...
Keiko-media
Daniel, in a thoughtful post on the Peruvian election, sides with … yours truly. Not only that, he lays down the gauntlet, lumping Quico together with his nickname...
Lasciate Ogni Speranza
If you were impressed by the swift reaction of the US against the Libyan government, its commitment to defend freedom and protect the people from thugs in power,...
You like us, you really like us!
Thanks readers. Our 100-post challenge is driving us slightly batty, but readership yesterday was the highest it’s been all year. Seems like you’re diggin’ it. Let’s keep it...
The View From Your Window
Den Bosch, The Netherlands – 11:00 a.m. (To participate, send the View from Your Window, along with the location and the time the photo was taken, to caracaschronicles...
Keiko-ño...de su Padre!
No, Juan. En serio, no. No way. Some things are beyond lesser-of-two-evils thinking. We’re talking really about some rock bottom, basic stuff here. Really bedrock human values. Keiko...
The Overkill Evening News
I was kind of shocked to read in a Globovision.com note that the IMF had said, in its latest World Economic Outlook Report, that Venezuela’s “hyperinflation” would speed...
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