So we are here Thursday night and as expected the regime still has not published the decrees and their application rules. That is, people had to either fire every body and close shop, or cross themselves and wait for the worse. In other words, severance packages as of next Monday may become as high as 35 fold more than they are today, something quite impossible to meet.
Or is it so?
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Friday, August 31, 2018
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
Apocalypse Saturday
There is no need to go into details of the latest measures of Maduro. Their objective is simple: take over the private sector without using the N word. That is, we make them go bankrupt so they give themselves to the regime without having to go through tedious nationalizations. Il suffisait d'y penser.
You need, truly need, to understand this clearly to avoid any confusion.
You need, truly need, to understand this clearly to avoid any confusion.
Monday, August 20, 2018
Apocalypse tomorrow
It has been almost a month I have posted last. I think it may be the longest time ever in between posts. I guess tweeting as taken over. I can tweet anytime, like in some medical waiting room that I am visiting a little bit too much these days. And trust me, in Venezuela there is nothing as
depressing, after looking for food, as looking for medical help.
But it is Sunday, the night of the "reconversion monetaria" and all is still. Caracas died a few hours ago as banks web sites went down to adjust for the "new" currency tomorrow. By 2 PM almost everyone open a Sunday had closed. No grocery stores open after 2 PM, even the convenience stores normally open until 6 PM on Sundays. And even if some joints were to dare to risk their earnings tonight, why would you want to go out and drink? Better to pass out at home as many must have done, witness the amount of people buying booze yesterday.
depressing, after looking for food, as looking for medical help.
But it is Sunday, the night of the "reconversion monetaria" and all is still. Caracas died a few hours ago as banks web sites went down to adjust for the "new" currency tomorrow. By 2 PM almost everyone open a Sunday had closed. No grocery stores open after 2 PM, even the convenience stores normally open until 6 PM on Sundays. And even if some joints were to dare to risk their earnings tonight, why would you want to go out and drink? Better to pass out at home as many must have done, witness the amount of people buying booze yesterday.