ABN Photographer Soon to Lose Job
What the hell is wrong with Agencia Bolivariana de Noticias these days?! Normally, if Chavez calls a march and nobody shows up, you expect them to run pictures...
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CNE to audit self...slowly, very slowly...
CNE’s decision to grant itself an amazing five weeks to conduct its “hot” audit, has rekindled my interest in electoral nuts-and-bolts. The CNE Audit “Instructivo” – the official...
CNE to audit self...slowly, very slowly...
CNE’s decision to grant itself an amazing five weeks to conduct its “hot” audit, has rekindled my interest in electoral nuts-and-bolts. The CNE Audit “Instructivo” – the official...
Ana Julia Jatar pulls no punches...
Ana Julia Jatar’s speech to the US House of Representatives’ Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere (PDF file) last Thursday was as tough and synthetic a statement of the...
Ana Julia Jatar pulls no punches...
Ana Julia Jatar’s speech to the US House of Representatives’ Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere (PDF file) last Thursday was as tough and synthetic a statement of the...
...y un rato con la oposicion...
Juan Forero finally tosses us a bone in today’s New York Times… SHE’S the Venezuelan government’s most detested adversary, a young woman with a quick wit and machine-gun-fast...
...y un rato con la oposicion...
Juan Forero finally tosses us a bone in today’s New York Times… SHE’S the Venezuelan government’s most detested adversary, a young woman with a quick wit and machine-gun-fast...
CNE backtracks (a bit)
This afternoon, CNE backtracked on the use of Electronic Voter Rolls, and gave assurances that voting machines will not be connected to phone lines until actas have been...
CNE backtracks (a bit)
This afternoon, CNE backtracked on the use of Electronic Voter Rolls, and gave assurances that voting machines will not be connected to phone lines until actas have been...
December 5th Chronicles
It’s almost certain that the Opposition parties will get taken to the cleaners in the Dec. 4th parliamentary elections. The question is, what are their leaders going to...
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