Illiberal Democracy
Ibsen Martínez has a lovely – if typically pedantic – article in yesterday’s El Nacional. The gist? Venezuela has become the “most perverse and polimorphous, evanescent and changing...
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Moderating the comments forum
It’s with a heavy heart that I’ve decided to turn on the Moderation option on the Haloscan comments forum. This will unnecessarily slow things down, but the discussion...
Illiberal Democracy
Ibsen Martínez has a lovely – if typically pedantic – article in yesterday’s El Nacional. The gist? Venezuela has become the “most perverse and polimorphous, evanescent and changing...
CIA ex machina
One thing the Anderson Case has made clear is how the Chavez government intends to put its anti-gringo rhetoric to work. See, from now on, everything bad that...
CIA ex machina
One thing the Anderson Case has made clear is how the Chavez government intends to put its anti-gringo rhetoric to work. See, from now on, everything bad that...
Danilogate Fails to Crack Gringo Media
Venezuela may be up in arms about the Danilo Anderson case, but the English language media has met the story with a collective yawn. Out of curiousity, I...
Danilogate Fails to Crack Gringo Media
Venezuela may be up in arms about the Danilo Anderson case, but the English language media has met the story with a collective yawn. Out of curiousity, I...
Anderson Cover-Up Chronicles
Seldom has the ethical rot at the heart of chavismo found a more pungent manifestation than in the Prosecutor General’s bizarre cover-up following Danilo Anderson’s murder. Teodoro Petkoff...
Anderson Cover-Up Chronicles
Seldom has the ethical rot at the heart of chavismo found a more pungent manifestation than in the Prosecutor General’s bizarre cover-up following Danilo Anderson’s murder. Teodoro Petkoff...
The Extremely Abridged Version of the Danilo Anderson Saga
It all started on the evening of November 18th, 2004 when this prosecutor, Danilo Anderson, got blown up. Guy gets into his SUV, the thing explodes, his body...
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