Compare and Contrast: Blue Venezuela vs. Red Venezuela
Quico says: Yesterday I posted on the underlying issue at stake in this election: a tricolor Venezuela, or a monochrome red one? Two different futures. While red Venezuela...
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Compare and Contrast: Blue Venezuela vs. Red Venezuela
Quico says: Yesterday I posted on the underlying issue at stake in this election: a tricolor Venezuela, or a monochrome red one? Two different futures. While red Venezuela...
Amarillita, Azulita y Rojita...
Quico says: If you ask me, the best part of Rosales’ campaign was the way he set up the contrast between his “Tricolor Avalanche” rally and Chavez’s “Red...
Rosales and this campaign season: The Good, the bad and the ugly
Katy says: After a brief trip due to work and family obligations, I am back at my desk full-throttle for this exciting election week. This is a good...
Rosales and this campaign season: The Good, the bad and the ugly
Katy says: After a brief trip due to work and family obligations, I am back at my desk full-throttle for this exciting election week. This is a good...
Updated Survey Chart
Quico says: Well, I added two more polls to the Recent Surveys chart; one by Ipsos/AP and a second by Zogby/U. Miami. Again, I leave out surveys by...
Updated Survey Chart
Quico says: Well, I added two more polls to the Recent Surveys chart; one by Ipsos/AP and a second by Zogby/U. Miami. Again, I leave out surveys by...
Atmospherics of an anti-climax
JayDee says: The big day draws ever closer, though you would never know it walking around Caracas. Sure, there are rallies and marches every day. Posters denouncing the...
Atmospherics of an anti-climax
JayDee says: The big day draws ever closer, though you would never know it walking around Caracas. Sure, there are rallies and marches every day. Posters denouncing the...
The number, not the trend
Quico says: OK, enough with the phone-based tracking polls. What are real field surveys saying? Below is a selection of recently published results from reasonably recognized firms –...
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