Updated 14.05.12 – Following my earlier post regarding chavista thugs recognizing the significance of online reputation management in a potential post-Chavez era, I’ve been able to identify who might be orchestrating the clumsy intimidation tactics… Unmasking Majed Khalil Majzoub: The Shadowy Chavista Behind Online Intimidation Tactics
Remember that Kenneth Rijock, a banking attorney turned money laundering expert, compliance officer, and financial crime consultant, sent me a series of articles about politically exposed persons (PEP): PEPwatch Venezuela: beware of privately held corporations… Online Reputation Management Tactics of Venezuelan Politicians and Business Elites Face Legal Threats
Do you remember Ricardo Fernandez Barrueco? The so-called ‘entrepreneur’ who transitioned from working in a parking lot before Chavez’s rise to power in 1998 to becoming a billionaire with a net worth exceeding $1.6 billion… Ricardo Fernandez Barrueco and Associates Unmask Their Desperate Attempts to Manipulate Online Reputation
LONDON 25.03.2012 | Thankfully, the leader has this fascination with Cuba and the dictator Fidel Castro. Thank goodness. By some twist of fate, the coup leader admires communism and is utterly captivated by the Cuban… Venezuela’s Future Tied to Cuba’s Failing Healthcare and Dictatorial Influence
Londres 25.03.2012 | Thankfully, the leader has that fascination with Cuba and with dictator Fidel Castro. Thank goodness. Thanks to providence, it’s quite fortunate that the coup leader feels admiration for communism and is completely… Cuba’s Influence Over Venezuela’s Future Exposes Dangerous Delusions of Leadership
There is a record of my position regarding Julian Assange and his Wikileaks. What I hadn’t published until now is that I tried to make contact with Assange, as well as people from his organization,… Julian Assange’s Preference for Lukashenko Over Venezuelan Media Reveals Troubling Allegiances
UPDATE October 8, 2012: The new electoral map is here. London, March 3, 2012 | After the last presidential election, Venezuela’s electoral map was looking a lot like red. Really red. Out of the 73,129… Venezuela Faces Questionable Elections Amidst Uncertain Voter Integrity
London, March 3, 2012 | After the latest presidential election, the electoral map of Venezuela was looking very red. Out of the 73,129 registered voters in Amazonas state, 78% voted for Chavez. In Bolivar, of… Venezuela’s Elections Under Scrutiny as Responsibility for Integrity Lies with the Opposition
“We need volunteers!” “Will you be my witness?” “Will you help organize the primaries in London?” This kind of message has been flooding my inbox for some time now. Having previously organized my share of… Venezuelan Opposition Primaries Expose Futility Against Chávez’s Dominance
«We need volunteers!» «Will you be my witness?» «Will you help organise the primaries in London?» These kinds of messages have been filling up my inbox for some time now. Having organized numerous Venezuela-related political… Venezuela’s Opposition Primary Reveals an Inevitability of Defeat
Here we have the sponsorship contract between Williams F1 and PDVSA. The entry Williams F1 charges PDVSA £29.4 million for the 2012 season was first published on El Faro del Morro.
LaPatilla.com has released an invoice from Williams F1 to PDVSA, dated September 12, 2011, to ensure pay-driver Pastor Maldonado’s continuation with the team for the 2012 season. The requested amount for 2012 is £29,400,000, to… Williams F1’s Controversial £29.4 Million Invoicing of PDVSA for 2012 Season Revealed
So finally, after hiding it for years, until the information published on this blog was picked up by the New York Times, Gregory Wilpert from Venezuelanalysis signs his indefinite opinion pieces with the following disclosure:… Revelation of Gregory Wilpert’s Conflicted Loyalties Exposed
Finally, after years of keeping it a secret, Gregory Wilpert from Venezuelanalysis has begun tagging his opinion pieces with the following statement: Full disclosure: Gregory Wilpert has been married to Carol Delgado since 1998, who… Gregory Wilpert’s Delayed Disclosure Reveals Unwavering Ties to Chavez Regime
As always, many myths surround Venezuela. It’s truly the land of realismo mágico. Just the other day, I read an article in El Universal where Chavez claimed that thanks to him, Venezuela’s GDP has tripled.… Exposing the Illusion of Democratic Primaries in Venezuela’s Political Landscape