Turning Japanese
“When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” I show this sentence to Kanako, my Japanese friend. She looks at it for...
Life
Why is this blog so quiet...
Because, to cite Sumate’s Aug. 23rd statement… Sumate has received hundreds of reports of fraud from citizens, civil associations and other organizations […] Some of these reports have...
Why is this blog so quiet...
Because, to cite Sumate’s Aug. 23rd statement… Sumate has received hundreds of reports of fraud from citizens, civil associations and other organizations […] Some of these reports have...
60-40?
From my inbox… You know, when I first saw the CNE results, I assumed fraud. The weird hour, the huge spread, and the strange look on Carter’s face...
The Carter Center Report on the last phase of the Venezuelan Recall Referendum
The Carter Center has maintained an office and a director in Venezuela since September 2002, at the invitation of the Government of Venezuela and the opposition Coordinadora Democratica....
Requiem for the comments section
With a heavy heart and an annoyed head, I decided to shut down the comments section. It’s sad but true that in a time of such wideranging confusion,...
60-40?
From my inbox… You know, when I first saw the CNE results, I assumed fraud. The weird hour, the huge spread, and the strange look on Carter’s face...
The Carter Center Report on the last phase of the Venezuelan Recall Referendum
The Carter Center has maintained an office and a director in Venezuela since September 2002, at the invitation of the Government of Venezuela and the opposition Coordinadora Democratica....
Requiem for the comments section
With a heavy heart and an annoyed head, I decided to shut down the comments section. It’s sad but true that in a time of such wideranging confusion,...
Eyes wide shut... for Justin Delacour
In Venezula, during the mid eighties, in the middle of the damned “IV Republic”, robbing restaurants became sort of a fashion. Once, three or four thieves robbed a...
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