Lara: Venezuela's Ohio?, ctd.
A reader with business experience writes me about why Lara State does really matter: “In 2003-04, I got involved in a new venture: producing and selling a botteled...
A reader with business experience writes me about why Lara State does really matter: “In 2003-04, I got involved in a new venture: producing and selling a botteled...
Marianna Parraga’s blow-by-blow account (literally!) of Chávez’s campaign caravana in Zulia’s Costa Oriental del Lago is well worth a read: Cuarta estación: Edecanes se desmayan a ritmo de golpe...
This has been a frantic week in the streets of Barquisimeto, my home town. Supporters of the two main candidates made their presence felt with constant blaring music....
Here’s my in-depth, 20 minute interview for Worldview, the global news magazine show on WBEZ (Chicagoan for NPR). If you’ve been reading the blog these last few days,...
Ninety six days after it launched, the official campaign is now over. Last night, the candidates made their final pitches to voters on the streets and on TV....
My last post before the election over at Foreign Policy. As Quico said, it’s difficult to write many of these without sounding repetitive. On this one, I gave...
I had great fun writing my election Set-Up piece for The New Republic. It’s tough writing so many of these without overlap, though. To keep it fresh, this...
A treat for our Danish readers – wait, we have Danish readers!?
Over on YVPolis, Iñaki Sararzazu has a last word on Venezuelan public opinion research in 2012, and that word is: appolling! Getting beyond the ulcer-inducing guessing game about...
As this electrifying Presidential campaign season comes to a close, this will be the last post in favor of Henrique Capriles, per the CNE’s rules. I leave you...
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