What do you stand for?
With the recent surge in oil prices, long-standing debates about Canadian and Albertan oil policy have been infused with new vigour. Is…
Jonah Gindin
Late on the night of December 18, Evo Morales became South America’s first indigenous President. No less frightening for his detractors in…
Ft. Lauderdale, FL.’”The 35th Organization of American States General Assembly (OASGA) closed this evening, after approving a joint declaration aimed at ‘Delivering…
From an ad hoc podium Maria Corina Machado addresses the gathered reporters sprawled out on the White House lawn before her. ‘Good…
Alam: Jonah, thank you for taking the time to do this interview with Left Hook. First, tell us a little bit about…
In what White House press secretary Richard Boucher dubbed a ‘continuing process of personnel changes,’US Secretary of State Colin L. Powell resigned…
When Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was elected in 1998, inaugurating a process of radical political and social changes, it looked as though…
In the eastside Caracas barrio of Petare, an elderly former guerrilla addresses his neighbours: ‘In the 1960s and 70s when we were…
Overlooking the mass of revellers outside the Presidential Palace at 5am on August 16th, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez FrÃas made the declaration…
On Sunday, August 15th Venezuela lined up to vote. Beginning as early as 3am, Venezuelans camped outside of schools and public buildings,…