The wounds of #12F
Three years after #12F, we've aged at least a decade.
Three years after #12F, we've aged at least a decade.
No, we don't really think tightening U.S. sanctions against corrupt Venezuelan officials, as a bipartisan group on the hill proposes, will destabilize the Maduro regime. It'll feel good for sure, though.
As CNE announces the rules for obtaining official party status, we know full well the way this game is going to shake out. Because we've seen CNE create bizarrely convoluted rules plainly designed to trip the opposition up.
A skittish government has started creating arbitrary obstacles to granting official status as a party, meaning the ballot of the future will be nothing like the crowded ballots of yesteryear.
The Brazilian genius behind Chávez's las epic presidential campaign now faces eight years behind bars for money laundering. Corazón del Pueblo indeed.
Venezuelans line up for hours to get their hands on Maduro's latest proposed solution to all their problems. But nobody's sure of what it is or how it works. So they wait in line hoping to find out.
It seems the last one to leave the Venezuelan economy did remember to turn off the lights.
Meet Leonardo, who's built a business model on your desperate need to get the hell out of Dodge.
As the former presidents try to restart dialogue —for some reason— we look under the hood of Zapatero's cunning plan.
If you're Venezuelan and old enough to remember the crisis of 2002, U.S. news were a PTSD-inducing horror these last few days.
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