10 million votes ... $600 million
Katy says: I thought this article from the Jamestown Foundation’s Eurasia Group on the arms deals between Chávez and Russia was interesting. According to the author, the planes...
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Hinterlaces: Chávez 48% - Rosales 30%
Hinterlaces, the polling firm run by Caracas political oracle Oscar Schemel, has just released its beginning of September poll, showing Chávez falling below 50% for the first time,...
Hinterlaces: Chávez 48% - Rosales 30%
Hinterlaces, the polling firm run by Caracas political oracle Oscar Schemel, has just released its beginning of September poll, showing Chávez falling below 50% for the first time,...
Can Mi Negra lead to sustained economic growth?
Yesterday, I dealt with some of the Social Policy questions raised by Rosales’ proposal to hand out a debit card to millions of poor families in order to...
Can Mi Negra lead to sustained economic growth?
Yesterday, I dealt with some of the Social Policy questions raised by Rosales’ proposal to hand out a debit card to millions of poor families in order to...
Mi Negra: A good idea that's being oversold
Manuel Rosales has made two headline proposals during his campaign: A-A pledge to pay the unemployed a minimum wage. B-“Mi Negra” – a plan to issue lower and...
Mi Negra: A good idea that's being oversold
Manuel Rosales has made two headline proposals during his campaign: A-A pledge to pay the unemployed a minimum wage. B-“Mi Negra” – a plan to issue lower and...
First Reasonably Reliable Poll: En el lugar de siempre y con la misma gente...
Well, finally some numbers. At the start of the campaign, it’s Chavez 50%, Rosales 37%. At least that is the headline figure for this Penn, Schoen & Berland...
First Reasonably Reliable Poll: En el lugar de siempre y con la misma gente...
Well, finally some numbers. At the start of the campaign, it’s Chavez 50%, Rosales 37%. At least that is the headline figure for this Penn, Schoen & Berland...
The Poll War has begun
Well, the rumor-mongering about supposed poll numbers is only starting, and it’s certain to gather pace in the coming weeks. Reports that a Datanalisis poll started ten days...
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