WEEKLY COFFEE

By Andrés Abreu Urdaneta

@andresabreu

aabreu@guayoyoenletras.com

 

 

 

Venezuela, “the little Venice”. 916,445 km² of

By Benjamin Rosen   “Of course they are”. That’s the only memorable thought I can remember having while reading Glenn Greenwald’s expose in the Guardian. From the moment the NSA story broke the headlines, I’ve been far more surprised by the

By Alexander Gamero-Garrido   For weeks, the American media couldn’t get enough on Edward Snowden and his revelations regarding the mass surveillance programs of the National Security Agency (NSA).   The public heard arguments from the Obama administration featuring massive symbolic

Por Victor C Drax   I have a curse. A St. Valentine’s curse. Horrible and dark, it is said it was originally crafted by Norse witches. Maybe it’s upon you too, as it is expanding on recent times, like a plague,

Por Víctor C. Drax   You just can’t be depressed anymore.   Being sad and gloomy is now mainstream. All those kids during the past decade that were experiencing the regular emotions while growing up had big allies. Tim Burton. My

Por Alexander Gamero   Julián1 lost an eye, due to a corneal ulcer that was diagnosed 2 months late, medical negligence, and a public health system in collapse. Hilda, as a consequence of her extreme poverty and her troubled relationships with

Por Victor Drax    Just so you get an idea of where I’m at, I want to tell you of the deadlines I’m dealing with —and you better forget that most are self-imposed.   I have to deliver a new episode,