¿Con qué se come la paz planetaria?
Over on the International Herald Tribune, I explain how this year the chavistas sound like opositores and the opositores sound like chavistas: Chavismo has completely given up on...
Politics
Peaking at the right time
Capriles’s 90 minute interview on the crucial, mass-market Venevision network tonight showed a candidate who’s grown fully into his role just at the right time. Relaxed, confident, direct and...
Cancer as a weapon
Boris Muñoz wrote what I consider the best piece of this election campaign. But … he is also writing in English, over at Newsweek. It figures. His story...
Ad War Update: The Final Stretch
We’re now in the last days of the presidential campaign and both campaigns keep releasing ads to persuade voters. First, the latest from the Capriles’ camp: This one...
The healthiest breakup in the world
This second clip from Capriles’ appearance yesterday with Luis Chataing impressed me even more than the previous one. Here, he talks about being grounded, about his grandmother, about...
Keeping it simple
I woke up to read my friend Setty’s account of his few hours in Caracas. So far, he senses a lot of enthusiasm for Chávez on the street,...
I love love love the anecdote on 6:00...
Now that speaks to me:
The lines have crossed
But it’s not me saying it … it’s Iñaki, over at YVPolis.
Waste born of corruption, amplified by mismanagement and entrenched by lack of accountability and ideological rigidity.
Over on FP.com, pivoting off of that Reuters’ report on Fonden, I try to explain the way your morning paper will lie to you about Venezuela this week....
Chavismo now kinda hearts blackouts
The Chavernment has tried everything to spin the years-long problem of power outages around the country, from blaming the weather to denounce them as sabotage, and even pointing...
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