Working Through the Scenarios II: A Fraudulent Sí
Quico says: Here’s a sphincter-clenching question for you: what’s the worst thing that could happen after Sunday’s Constitutional Reform Referendum? To me, the worst case scenario is the...
Quico says: Here’s a sphincter-clenching question for you: what’s the worst thing that could happen after Sunday’s Constitutional Reform Referendum? To me, the worst case scenario is the...
Katy says: After a fourteen hour debate (!!), the radical opposition umbrella group Comando Nacional de la Resistencia has just abandoned its militant abstentionism. In a whiplash-inducing change...
Lucia says: Reporters Without Borders give their take on Venezuela’s deepening media crisis. They review review Iris Varela’s meltdown, the dangers posed by the reforms, the uncertain fate...
Quico says: It’s not surprising that the Datanalisis poll from Nov 14-20th is getting the most play in the international media. With a big sample (N=1854, margin of...
Quico says: By popular request, here’s the Constitutional Reform Referendum poll chart. (It’s a bit hard to read like this, but you can click to enlarge.) As you...
Katy says: Over the next few days, Caracas Chronicles is going to try to put the upcoming referendum in context. Ideally, this would be a deeply intellectual exercise,...
Quico says: Just a week ago, Chávez’s victory on the constitutional reform referendum was being portrayed as inevitable by foreign journos. But over the weekend, both Reuters and...
Quico says: Political scientists have a dirty little secret. It’s not really polite to say it in mixed company, but it’s a fact: casting a smart vote is...
Quico says: A couple of months ago, my feeling was that if there was any way for the oppo old guard to blow their survey lead ahead of...
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