¿Qué carajo pasa con la Coordinadora Democrática?
Sorry the headline is in Venezuelan Spanish, but I think it´s a major worry for all us Venezuelans living in Venezuela. What is going on? Why aren´t they...
Life
How Italian bar stool intellectuals come to think the way they think...
I’ve spent the last few weeks speaking to lots of random Italians about Venezuela – and last night, after asking any number of them what they know about...
How Italian bar stool intellectuals come to think the way they think...
I’ve spent the last few weeks speaking to lots of random Italians about Venezuela – and last night, after asking any number of them what they know about...
"America", by Allen Ginsberg
(For those who don´t know him, Ginsberg was a leftist, a Jew, a gay, an American, and a poet… I mean, to how many more minorities can a...
"America", by Allen Ginsberg
(For those who don´t know him, Ginsberg was a leftist, a Jew, a gay, an American, and a poet… I mean, to how many more minorities can a...
Zen and the Art of Likely Voter Counting
Site owner’s re-write and scolding… Oh dear. Capital sin #1 – incitement to gallinerizacion. Serious. We’ll expect Mr. Cardinale to do some planas… I will not post to...
Zen and the Art of Likely Voter Counting
Site owner’s re-write and scolding… Oh dear. Capital sin #1 – incitement to gallinerizacion. Serious. We’ll expect Mr. Cardinale to do some planas… I will not post to...
Momentum, ceilings, and Justin Delacour's Diet
For the two and a half years from October 2001 to March 2004, the polling reality in Venezuela was amazingly stable. 60-70% of the country opposed Chavez, 30-40%...
Momentum, ceilings, and Justin Delacour's Diet
For the two and a half years from October 2001 to March 2004, the polling reality in Venezuela was amazingly stable. 60-70% of the country opposed Chavez, 30-40%...
Let's get to real business...
The deep philosophical divide that exists between Chavez supporters and opponents on CC, is probably analogous to the divide between Chavez supporters and opponents more broadly. Intense debate...
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