Keiko-jones...
It was easy to feel for Peruvians by reading the Twitter feeds from people commenting on the, ahem, unsavory choice they are faced with in the 2nd round...
Life
The Underpaid Intern Defense
Why, on an episode of Kico Bautista’s Buenas Noches show back in september 2009, did Globovisión start running text messages along the bottom of the screen not even the...
Defending The Interests Of The People
It’s 100-posts-in-five-days week, so here’s a post from longtime reader and only occasional poster Guido Núñez-Mujica. You’d guess that having electricity 24/7 would be something El Pueblo might...
Santos Does His Job; Venezuelan Reactionaries Blanche
It’s fun to see the horrified responses in bits of Venezuela’s further-right-wing blogosphere at Juan Manuel Santos’s newfound partnership with Chávez. Some of these guys just can’t believe...
A date forever burnt into the nation's psyche
April 11th is a date destined to be remembered as the moment when a popularly-elected-leader-turned-ruthless-autocrat willing to use violence to stay in power long after he’d lost the...
The illusion of inevitability
(You can find the original Spanish version of this post at Alejandro Tarre’s Blog.) Two items: 1) Hugo Chávez in a recent interview published in Uruguay’s La República: I...
The View From Your Window (is back!)
Mérida, Valera, 10:30 a.m. (To participate, send the View from Your Window, along with the location and the time the photo was taken, to caracaschronicles at fastmail dot...
Nine years on
Yes folks, it’s really been nine years. Really. There’s nothing more to add at this point. It’s all been said, and lied about, and set straight, and lied about...
The Peruvian Debacle
I spent most of last night in a state of catatonic shock at what happened in Peru. Just slowly rocking back and forward in my chair muttering “no,...
Embracing the challenge
Some of our readers have expressed concern about our 100-post challenge. Why, you ask, should we privilege quantity over quality? What’s the point in doing it now, given...
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