Fear and loathing in La Campiña
Quico says: Four years ago, I was working for VenEconomy out of their Sabana Grande offices. Lucky me, I was living in La Campiña, so I had the...
Life
"No me ayude tanto, compañero."
Hate Caracas Chronicles lately? Guess what, so does everybody else! After a bloody barrage of abuse aimed at my recent editorial line – the disgruntled readers’ version of...
"No me ayude tanto, compañero."
Hate Caracas Chronicles lately? Guess what, so does everybody else! After a bloody barrage of abuse aimed at my recent editorial line – the disgruntled readers’ version of...
Maracaibo and Rosales hit the big time
Katy says: There are several reasons I just had to reprint this latest article from The Economist. One, it recognizes the enthusiasm of the Rosales campaign and acknowledges...
An update on the Chavez reelection blog
Katy says: For those of you who are interested, I’ve posted some new pictures in that other blog. Thanks to my super-secret spies, boldly documenting government abuse all...
Maracaibo and Rosales hit the big time
Katy says: There are several reasons I just had to reprint this latest article from The Economist. One, it recognizes the enthusiasm of the Rosales campaign and acknowledges...
An update on the Chavez reelection blog
Katy says: For those of you who are interested, I’ve posted some new pictures in that other blog. Thanks to my super-secret spies, boldly documenting government abuse all...
Things you learn from watching Globovisión at high altitude
Katy says: Last weekend, my family and I rented a cabin high in the Andes to get away from it all. What the picture from the brochure didn’t...
Things you learn from watching Globovisión at high altitude
Last weekend, my family and I rented a cabin high in the Andes to get away from it all. What the picture from the brochure didn’t show was...
Courageous Venezuelans
Katy says: (Note: What follows is a translation of an article Tal Cual published yesterday. Ana Julia Jatar is a brilliant Venezuelan economist, political analyst and fellow blogger....
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