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From me @OTB: The Herman Cain Boomlet By Steven L. Taylor
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The consultas populares (i.e., primaries) for Colombia’s local elections are coming up: Methinks that the Registraduria needs to invest in a new microphone, as this ad sounds like it was recorded in the Lady’s Room at the CAN. By Steven L. Taylor
El Tiempo reminds us that we are drawing in on the 20th anniversary of Colombia’s current constitution: Hace 20 años Colombia estrenó su Constitución. Seeing that number is striking to me, even if it is no surprise after a nano-second’s reflection. I started studying Colombia’s constitution (and especially its effects on parties and elections) when the ink was barely dry (my first research trip on this topic was in 1992). As such, this is one of those “gee, time does fly” moments. Filed under: Colombia | Comments Off|
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From me @OTB: 2012 isn’t 1980, Either By Steven L. Taylor
Some think that 2012 will be like 1992. However, that analogy is problematic. From me @OTB: 2012 isn’t 1992. |
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