On the dangers of excessive springroll smoking...
…or, Just when you thought the reparos stink-up couldn’t get any weirder, comes this… Opposition negotiator at CNE Alberto Quirós Corradi says “the draft reparo regulations presented to...
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On the dangers of excessive springroll smoking...
…or, Just when you thought the reparos stink-up couldn’t get any weirder, comes this… Opposition negotiator at CNE Alberto Quirós Corradi says “the draft reparo regulations presented to...
Of cigs and mattresses...
A guest post… Here’s what happened: Eight soldiers are detained in a cell for routine protocol infractions in Fuerte Mara, in Zulia State. A fire breaks out in...
Of cigs and mattresses...
A guest post… Here’s what happened: Eight soldiers are detained in a cell for routine protocol infractions in Fuerte Mara, in Zulia State. A fire breaks out in...
Primer on the Bizarre World of the Signature Repairs
Much of the point of this blog is to provide an explanation of Venezuelan politics to foreigners. But as I sit to try to write about the signature...
Primer on the Bizarre World of the Signature Repairs
Much of the point of this blog is to provide an explanation of Venezuelan politics to foreigners. But as I sit to try to write about the signature...
The Untold Story of Venezuela's 2002 April Crisis
The conventional wisdom about Venezuela’s brief coup attempt in April 2002 is almost entirely wrong. The real story is much weirder, and much more interesting. The events that...
The Untold Story of Venezuela's 2002 April Crisis
The conventional wisdom about Venezuela’s brief coup attempt in April 2002 is almost entirely wrong. The real story is much weirder, and much more interesting. The events that...
Back now...
After a very nice, break. I avoided talking Venezuela and even – gasp – read a novel (R.K. Narayan’s The Vendor of Sweets – heartily recommended to fellow...
Back now...
After a very nice, break. I avoided talking Venezuela and even – gasp – read a novel (R.K. Narayan’s The Vendor of Sweets – heartily recommended to fellow...
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