Er Conde en Er Guachinton Pos
The Guachinton Pos picks up an AP story about Rausseo… “He’s ugly, I’m ugly … I talk, he talks. But the difference is I live in Venezuela,” he...
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The Sancocho Test
Ask yourself this: what drives people’s voting in the TV age? Is it experience? “Preparation”? A government program? Ideology? It’s none of these things: in a media-saturated age,...
The Sancocho Test
Ask yourself this: what drives people’s voting in the TV age? Is it experience? “Preparation”? A government program? Ideology? It’s none of these things: in a media-saturated age,...
The Schemel-Morris-Musipán Axis
…or: method to the madness. As Condemania grips the nation, the question looms ever larger: who exactly is behind Benjamín Rausseo? Frankly, I don’t know. I do know...
The Schemel-Morris-Musipán Axis
…or: method to the madness. As Condemania grips the nation, the question looms ever larger: who exactly is behind Benjamín Rausseo? Frankly, I don’t know. I do know...
Anti-politics taken to its logical conclusion...
Well, it had to come to this: Benjamín Rausseo, much better known as El Conde del Guacharo, has launched his presidential bid. It’s a bit of a challenge...
Anti-politics taken to its logical conclusion...
Well, it had to come to this: Benjamín Rausseo, much better known as El Conde del Guacharo, has launched his presidential bid. It’s a bit of a challenge...
Housekeeping Note: New Subscription Software
Those of you who’ve used the “subscribe” thingy to get Caracas Chronicles delivered to your inbox know that the software I was using, Bloglet, was an unreliable piece...
Housekeeping Note: New Subscription Software
Those of you who’ve used the “subscribe” thingy to get Caracas Chronicles delivered to your inbox know that the software I was using, Bloglet, was an unreliable piece...
Skypecast: Jonathan DiJohn Casts Doubt on the Resource Curse
Click here to listen to the interview. In the second Skypecast in a series on Venezuela’s economic collapse, I interview Jonathan DiJohn. Dr. DiJohn is a lecturer in...
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