App Update: Agonizingly Close to The Supermajority We Need
New polling data suggests the opposition is within striking distance of winning 112 seats in the National Assembly: the all-important 2/3rds supermajority.
New polling data suggests the opposition is within striking distance of winning 112 seats in the National Assembly: the all-important 2/3rds supermajority.
An increasingly nasty tiff between Hugo Chávez's brother (and current State Governor) Adán and his cousin Asdrubal threatens to wipe chavismo off the map on 6D in its home state.
The most interesting experiment in subverting the Communicational Hegemony in Venezuela today is Henrique Capriles's video selfie campaign. Yes, really.
Many in the opposition are sure the government will rig legislative elections on December 6th to hang on to power. The last time such a stunt was tried, the authoritarian regime collapsed within six weeks. Could December 2015 be the December 1957 of the 21st Century?
Since my last post, the election campaign has officially begun. In the last few days, attention has turned to a figure that has quickly become (for better or for...
In his weekly Sobremesa, Juan asks if the opposition has really faced up to its oligarch problem.
You'd think Franklin Nieves would've put together a little file with some irrefutable evidence of his allegations before he bolted. No such luck.
The ads MUD and PSUV are releasing ahead of December 6th tell the story of a campaign where the opposition playing to win and the government just wants to limit the damage.
In the current opinion climate, PSUV faces an electoral defeat of historic, system-shaking proportions. If anything, our model could be understating the scale of PSUV's defeat.
Because everyone should be allowed to fiddle around with results, not just Tibisay.
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