Economics salad
Over at venezuelanalysis.com, Emilio Rivas posts this bitchy, incompetent semi-response to stuff recently published here, so I thought I should take the bait…it’s just too tempting… I don’t...
Life
I know Chuo Torrealba
Chuo I admire Chuo Torrealba. I think Chuo Torrealba has been a voice for sanity in an insane period of our history. So it pains me to write...
I know Chuo Torrealba
Chuo I admire Chuo Torrealba. I think Chuo Torrealba has been a voice for sanity in an insane period of our history. So it pains me to write...
More on the zero-prosecution society
Today El Universal reports there were 13,500 murders in Venezuela in 2003. It’s a staggering number. Let’s put it in perspective. The figure is three times higher than...
More on the zero-prosecution society
Today El Universal reports there were 13,500 murders in Venezuela in 2003. It’s a staggering number. Let’s put it in perspective. The figure is three times higher than...
How did Venezuela get so unstable?
Time to step back from the political play-by-play – in this post, I want to explain to a broader audience how on earth Venezuela got into such a...
How did Venezuela get so unstable?
Time to step back from the political play-by-play – in this post, I want to explain to a broader audience how on earth Venezuela got into such a...
Jimmy Carter, Hugo Chavez, CNE, OAS, Most of the Opposition and Caracas Chronicles Agree...
The CNE verification roller-coaster saga continues, a rapid-fire alternation of seemingly dreadful news and, now and then, heady optimism. Today, at least, the news is good. It took...
Jimmy Carter, Hugo Chavez, CNE, OAS, Most of the Opposition and Caracas Chronicles Agree...
The CNE verification roller-coaster saga continues, a rapid-fire alternation of seemingly dreadful news and, now and then, heady optimism. Today, at least, the news is good. It took...
The oracle speaks...
…other pundits I read, but Teodoro Petkoff I follow. Teodoro is more than an analyst. He is a consistent voice for reason, principle and good sense in a...
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