Upside-down News Day
Folks, it’s Bizarro Day in Venezuela: “A high percentage of Venezuelans express discontent with the national government, with regional and local officials. By the same token, there is...
Life
The Big Hegemon that Couldn't
The whole idea that the US is planning to invade Venezuela is so asenine, so aggressively divorced from reality, it hardly seems worth the effort to rebut it....
Somebody is paying attention...
RSF has just released a statement denouncing state censorship of materials relating to the Anderson case. An English version is now available: Reporters Without Borders today condemned a...
Somebody is paying attention...
RSF has just released a statement denouncing state censorship of materials relating to the Anderson case. An English version is now available: Reporters Without Borders today condemned a...
Axis of Evo
From the FT’s story on Evo’s first full day as president: At the end of the ceremony, the Bolivian president proudly presented his guest [Chavez] with a large...
Axis of Evo
From the FT’s story on Evo’s first full day as president: At the end of the ceremony, the Bolivian president proudly presented his guest [Chavez] with a large...
Censor without a cause...
Well, our valiant Prosecutor General, Isaias Rodriguez got what he wanted: a Caracas judge has issued a gag order banning publication of any information about Geovanny Vasquez de...
Noted without comment...
Iran’s Ambassador to Cuba Ahmad Edrisian conferred on Monday with Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ali Rodriguez, who is currently visiting Havana, on the expansion of trilateral cooperation among Iran,...
Censor without a cause...
Well, our valiant Prosecutor General, Isaias Rodriguez got what he wanted: a Caracas judge has issued a gag order banning publication of any information about Geovanny Vasquez de...
Noted without comment...
Iran’s Ambassador to Cuba Ahmad Edrisian conferred on Monday with Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ali Rodriguez, who is currently visiting Havana, on the expansion of trilateral cooperation among Iran,...
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