The Meaning of the Mine
Transfixed as we all were by the picture-perfect rescue of the 33 Chilean miners, something Michael Moore said last night on the otherwise ludicrous Larry King show stuck...
Life
When Every Election Takes You Closer To Dictatorship...
My latest piece for the What’s Next Venezuela? Blog comments on this deep anomaly. Chavismo understands that, to be viable, it needs both to hold periodic elections and...
A Prize for Many
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded today to jailed Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobao. Maria Lourdes Afiuni and the other prisoners of conscience in Venezuelan jails do not have...
Mario Vargas Llosa (Updated)
I don’t normally care much who gets the Nobel Prize. Normally, that is, until one of my favorite writers and political thinkers wins it. Hearing of Mario Vargas...
No Issue Left Unwedged
It had to come to this. El Universal is reporting on the current Criminal Code project. The lame-duck chavista National Assembly has apparently decided to de-criminalize abortion in...
Falcón Expands the MUD Big Tent
Lara Governor Henry Falcón, aka “the most interesting politician in Venezuela today“, has just reached out to the opposition big time. At issue: the 2012 elections. Not the...
Leopoldo López has game
Drinking my morning coffee while scanning the web, I came upon this op-ed piece Leopoldo López wrote for The Huffington Post. I was mightily impressed. The content of...
Quico on TNR, CBS News
Quico writes about the elections on The New Republic’s website. CBS News picked it up. For a while yesterday, the article was the top hit on Google News....
Carta Abierta a Socorro Hernández
(Apologies to our English-language readers for this rare post in Spanish) Querida Socorro, Con curiosidad leímos tus declaraciones del día de hoy, en las que dices, con la...
The Map
Google Maps don’t display on wordpress. To see the 2010 Map, Click Here Once you’re in, click on any given circuit to see detailed results. And here, just...
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