The June 29 coup in Honduras did not surprise me.
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HONDURAS: THE PEOPLE IN THEIR LABYRINTH
The June 29 coup in Honduras did not surprise me.
A MIRACLE IN IRAN?
The Venezuelan newspaper I bought this morning in Caracas carried two pictures of demonstrators in Iran yesterday.
OBAMA STILL LACKS SOME LISTENING SKILLS
President Barack Obama said he went to the Fifth Summit of the Americas to listen but I’m not sure he heard or understood all that what was being said.
BARACK, HUGO, AND EVO’S TEA PARTY
U.S. President Obama, Venezuelan President Chávez, and Bolivian President Morales will be together for the first time this weekend in Trinidad for the Summit of the Americas. I hope they will become friends for a number of reasons.
PRESIDENT OBAMA: DO YOU REMEMBER JOHNNIE?
“Harvard! Goddamn. I just hope you remember your friends when you up in that fancy office downtown.”
LONELY PLANET OR OFF THE PLANET
If you are planning a trip to Venezuela, I wouldn’t recommend putting too much faith in LONELY PLANET’S Venezuela edition.
THE MORNING AFTER
One day a U.S. college student asked if the Venezuelan programs giving subsidized food, decent housing, free eye operations and better all-round medical care, were not just a ploy by Chávez to win elections.
CHÁVEZ LOVES ME?
It is difficult to step out of a Metro station in Caracas these days without someone handing you a paper. Some say “Sí.” Some say “No.” But yesterday I received one that told me that Chávez loves me.
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
One afternoon in 1994 I, a Roman Catholic priest, said to my bishop that I planned to marry.
SHOES
The National Guard is in charge of security at the Simon Bolivar International Airport in Caracas, Venezuela. Recently a guardsman approached me and asked if I would be so kind as to remove one of my shoes.
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