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Dane Vallejo: Opinion: Obama the floater, destined to sink.
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Friday, 10 June 2011. Opinion: Obama the floater, destined to sink. I make no secret of it; I've always had a slight disliking for Barack Obama. At first, I think it's fair to say that my dislike for him was. I think perhaps it’s that characteristic flakiness - his sheer irresolution - that has really ground my gears over yesterday’s. If you’ve not heard, and can’t be bothered to sift through the OAS document, President Obama has used his “considerable” political judgement to side...Disregarding the rela...
Dane Vallejo: April 2011
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Wednesday, 27 April 2011. Opinion: Confronting Hugo Chávez. Just over two months ago, I wrote a piece that I called,. 8216;The Dictator Club’. In it, I slammed Hugo Chávez for his utterly deplorable support for Muammar Gaddafi during, what was then, the embryonic stages of what has since become one of the most widely discussed human rights violations of this century. Hugo Chávez is an infamous demagogue. His 21. At times, Western commentary gets its kicks out of poking fun at the spectacle that is Hugo C...
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Is an Associate Fellow, Latin America section, at. The Henry Jackson Society. HJS), a London based foreign policy think tank. He is the author of a number of briefing papers, including "Revaluing our COIN - Moving British counterinsurgency forward in the 21st century" and a soon-to-be published report, "Hugo Chávez and the Real War on Democracy". He has worked on various other research projects including a campaign run by HJS -. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Organ Traffic...
Dane Vallejo: Opinion: Ecuador's slide to non-institutional government
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Friday, 20 May 2011. Opinion: Ecuador's slide to non-institutional government. Amidst the discomfiture of accusations levelled at him by the. Regarding his links with Colombia’s FARC, Ecuador’s Rafael Correa today has something to smile about. Coverage, details have emerged of Correa’s victory in the May 7. Referendum on political reforms, most significantly, giving him greater control over the media and the judiciary. Latin American Herald Tribune. 8221; and as such, should be viewed favourably. If we t...
Dane Vallejo: The Putin-ator - Did you ever doubt 'he'd be back'?
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Monday, 26 September 2011. The Putin-ator - Did you ever doubt 'he'd be back'? It's been a while. In fact, it's fair to say that if this blog were a residence, the garden would be overgrown, there'd be countless bottles of milk by the front door and the social services would have dropped by to make sure someone hadn't passed away. But I've returned to put some word down, nevertheless. Did you ever doubt that 'he'd be back'? Putin and Medvedev alike have claimed that decisions were made some years ago reg...
Dane Vallejo: Announcement: What's Next Venezuela?
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Thursday, 9 June 2011. Announcement: What's Next Venezuela? My last post -. Time to call Chávez's oil bluff? Has since been cross-posted by http:/ en.whatsnextvenezuela.com/. A website I intend to work closely with moving forward. Cyber space is often flooded with a lot of poor information, but for anybody interested in the effects of the Chávez regime in Venezuela, particularly pertaining to private property and the economy,. Is a great source that I'd highly recommend. In your daily digest! Opinion: Ti...
Dane Vallejo: When did "bad" become good? Britain and it's degenerate youth.
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Wednesday, 10 August 2011. When did "bad" become good? Britain and it's degenerate youth. Britain today is infested with a youth culture that, by the majority’s standards, is politically detached and socially alien. It may be too soon to conduct a full post-mortem of the riots and of the fate of the youths who are responsible, but making observations on the general demise of their social health is all too possible. Slashed budget as a cause for distaste. Some have even gone as far. In comparison to the y...
Dane Vallejo: August 2011
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Wednesday, 10 August 2011. When did "bad" become good? Britain and it's degenerate youth. Britain today is infested with a youth culture that, by the majority’s standards, is politically detached and socially alien. It may be too soon to conduct a full post-mortem of the riots and of the fate of the youths who are responsible, but making observations on the general demise of their social health is all too possible. Slashed budget as a cause for distaste. Some have even gone as far. In comparison to the y...
Dane Vallejo: Opinion: Time to call Chávez's oil bluff?
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Wednesday, 1 June 2011. Opinion: Time to call Chávez's oil bluff? Washington has for some time been constricted in taking a tough stance against Venezuela’s Chávez by the threat it perceives to its security of oil supply. But what if that threat was little more than a bluff? For many interested parties, upon hearing of the fresh consignment of US sanctions. And, will the sanctions hit PdVSA hard? The short answer to both questions is a round-about no. Short of revenue-sapping, politically-charged, region...
Dane Vallejo: June 2011
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Wednesday, 15 June 2011. Media: CSIS Colombia 2020. The Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) recently put together a fascinating conference - 'Colombia - 2020'. Check out the morning keynote from the Hon Gabriel Silva (Amb of Colombia to the US). CSIS have also uploaded a couple of audio files from the event which make for great listening; hear for yourselves - http:/ csis.org/event/colombia-2020. Friday, 10 June 2011. Opinion: Obama the floater, destined to sink. I sit here now, as I...
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The Readers Go To Blog to Find Out What's Good. Monday, August 10, 2015. Okay, so after not posting for a few months, I decided it was probably best to attempt to start over. So my new blog is called Stormy Days, and I would be so excited if you guys would check it out. For the first couple of weeks I will be reposting stuff from this blog, this is because I am busy with school (SENIOR YEAR! Wednesday, December 10, 2014. The plot was very good, usually I don't mention the plot to much because it never st...
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What's Next Venezuela? What's Next Venezuela Newsroom. Attacks on the Press. Since 2002, the Chávez government has ordered more than 988 expropriations of foreign and domestic companies. Experts estimate the total costs of major nationalizations since 2006 - aside from seized land, farms, sugar mills or industrial facilities - at $23.3 billion. Attacks on the Press. Attacks on the Press. President Hugo Chávez has no qualms about sending Venezuela’s petrodollars abroad to his friends. Chávez has bankr...
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