JAVIER FARJE'S BLOG

LAB Editor Javier Farje blogs from his February 2013 journey to Puerto Rico, Venezuela and Argentina
JAVIER FARJE'S BLOG

Nicaragua: the never ending hope

14-05-2013

In this blog from Managua, LAB editor Javier Farje, writes about the trials and tribulation of the Sandinistas who are not prepared to lay down the weapon of hope.

VENEZUELA 4: CHAVEZ NO MORE

06-03-2013

Javier reflects on the death of Hugo Chávez, whose presence in Caracas had seemed so pervasive.

VENEZUELA 3: DON'T MESS WITH BOLIVAR

02-03-2013

This is a government obsessed with Simón Bolivar, writes Javier, in his last post from the country.

OIL, DAMNED OIL!

01-03-2013

Oil is both a blessing and a curse to Venezuela. The country's presidents mismanage it at their peril.

VENEZUELA: CHAVEZ IS EVERYWHERE

28-02-2013

In his first post from Venezuela, Javier Farje finds deep uncertainty: Is Chávez alive? Will he live? Whither the revolution?

PUERTO RICO: TO BE OR NOT TO BE

25-02-2013

Independence, statehood or status quo: Puerto Ricans cannot decide

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