In the following posts I will try to assess what the situation in Venezuela is today and what are the consequences for me if I want to keep blogging. As I have written a couple of weeks ago, I need to do that review before I decide what to do with this blog. The question is not whether to stop writing; it is how to be purposeful with that writing. Tentatively these issues will be covered in the following posts (links added as posts are written):
- Is Venezuela a dictatorship?
- The consequences of the February 15 vote
- 6 years of blogging in perspective
- Where now?
And I will not cover current news as long as this series is not over, which might take maybe a couple of weeks.
-The end-
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