Baduel hints at ...
Katy says: … violence? Ret.Gen. Raúl Baduel gave a press conference this afternoon and read a strange statement. Although at first glance there is not much in the...
Life
Top ten things we learned at the Iberoamerican Summit
Katy says: 10. This year’s Summit was on “Social Cohesion”, yet more proof that our leaders still have a sense of humor. 9. Today’s fortune cookie: If you...
Saudi Brazil
Quico says: While we weren’t paying attention, South America’s energy map changed. Brazil has discovered somewhere north of 5 billion barrels of recoverable, light oil just off the...
Be the reconciliation you preach
Katy says: The violence we are currently seeing on the streets of Venezuela should surprise no one. Last Sunday, Pres. Chavez ordered his followers to crack down on...
A picture summarizes what a "Si" victory would mean
Katy says: Really says it all, doesn’t it? PS.- Quico is traveling, and I’ll be out of contact starting tonight for the weekend. Later today, I will post...
Are you in an abusive political relationship?
Katy says: Does the President you have supported in the past: 1. Embarrass you with put-downs and call you a traitor for not thinking like him? 2. Say...
School shootings in Finland, and Caracas
Katy says: The peaceful march to the Supreme Tribunal is tainted in blood, as previous marches were. There are reports that an armed group has entered the campus...
Tomorrow's headlines, today
Loyal reader lucia say: A glimpse at the possible headlines on December 3, 2007 Chávez Wins Once More, Despite Opposition to Reforms Caracas. Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez won...
One thing I am forced to admit...
Quico says: …the electoral dynamic is not what it was.
Top ten reasons you should vote December 2
Katy and loyal reader lucia say: Well, it’s election time again, and even though the rightful owner of this blog is kind of sick of the voting vs....
Caracas Chronicles is 100% reader-supported.
We’ve been able to hang on for 22 years in one of the craziest media landscapes in the world. We’ve seen different media outlets in Venezuela (and abroad) closing shop, something we’re looking to avoid at all costs. Your collaboration goes a long way in helping us weather the storm.
Donate