‘This Post Should Be In Español’
Folks, we did it. Now you will be able to read some Caracas Chronicles posts in español.
Starting now, you will find that some articles will have a Leer en Español button under the byline. Ahora podrás leer en español.
Folks, we did it. Now you will be able to read some Caracas Chronicles posts in español.
A partir de hoy podrán ver que algunos artículos de Caracas Chronicles tendrán un botón que dice “Leer en Español” debajo de la firma. El idioma principal siempre será el inglés.
En este feed, algunos artículos para que jurungues el botoncito:
The agroindustrial complex developed in this Western end of the llanos shows resilience and competitive advantages in the challenging context of the 2020s
The economic dynamics of Venezuela’s street vendors remains elusive. But more than a 100 interviews with buhoneros reveal cartels, unofficial business guilds, fierce seasonal competition and –sometimes violent– control of whole streets.
The Bolivarian revolution, in all effect, is a revolution. The almost unnoticed passing of Gustavo Cisneros and the erasure of cultural products of the Chataing Era show the extent of Chavismo’s impact in our collective memory.
The Maduro government is seeking foreign investment through new Special Economic Zones. Venezuela’s structural problems and tax inferno could screw up the plan
The middle class was always the opposition’s core. But years of political failures and betrayals pushed this group, full of prophetic ladies from El Cafetal, towards depoliticization. In the age of Corina Yoris, is the middle class going back to politics?
While its economic effect is subjected to intense debate, its political impact is more clear. Here’s an overview of the conflicting stances around how these measures affect our economy and our people
Venezuelans living in Argentina are trying to register to vote in the next presidential elections. But after meeting with the ambassador, Milei and Maduro fighting and an airplane conspiracy the situation seems quite chaotic.
The flight of millions of Venezuelans after the country’s collapse and the state of the real estate market has resulted in strings of empty properties in Caracas. The result? A new profession
The Chavez and Maduro governments co-opted activists and destroyed the conditions for the activism that partly helped them to rise
Folks, we did it. Now you will be able to read some Caracas Chronicles posts in español.