Category Archives: Festive Left Friday Blogging

Festive Left Friday Blogging: Yes, I WOULD like some salsa with my revolution, thanks!

Grupo Madera brings you the new year’s big hit: ¡Uh Ah, Chávez con el pueblo Sí Va!by Radioaporrea Those red blouses and white skirts on the dancers are super-cute (and in Canada, they’d be downright patriotic). I especially like the … Continue reading

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: Merry ‘Cito to all!

Chavecito celebrates Christmas Eve with his children, grandchildren–and the children of the barrios. Feliz Chavidad!

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: Boffo in Bahia

Plenty was said at a certain Rio Group summit this week. Here are the highlights (and the hottitude, for all you jonesing junkies): Evo calling for solidarity with Cuba, and for the US to lift the blockade. (Barack Obama, are … Continue reading

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Festive Left Friday Blogging Too: Chavecito makes amend(ment)s

Plaza Bolívar, Caracas: scene of yet another democratic socialist rally that’s got the oppos running scared. And of course, it was standing room only for those who came to hear the ‘Cito speak.

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: Because one can never have too much Evo!

Say cheese…Evo was in Achacachi recently, inaugurating a dairy plant…and opening a community centre:He’s been a busy boy on other fronts, too. Here he is, handing out wheelchairs to disabled people:…which undoubtedly makes this little guy very happy.But you know … Continue reading

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: Evo’s guardian spirit

Who else would it be but Tupac Katari?BTW, on a related uppity-natives note, I couldn’t resist this shot either–taken from a social movement march in Tarija:The oppo prefects may want to rethink their whole “autonomy” schtick, because according to ABI, … Continue reading

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: Shiny happy leaders shaking hands

Chavecito welcomes Manuel Zelaya of Honduras aboard the ALBA train, while Evo gets caught in the middle of things. He seems to have a habit of doing that:But who am I kidding? I just like to post pictures with cute … Continue reading

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: Just a bunch of happy Spanish ska-punks…

…saluting Chavecito:

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: Evo again? Yup…

Why not? He’s worthy. Ahem–make that WAY WORTHY.And look! He’s back in his cute, cozy striped sweater, that famous fashion statement:This time, he accessorizes it with a floral garland…and the kind of cowboy hat all the good guys wear. Perfect … Continue reading

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Festive Left Friday Blogging: La Paz is literate

And Evo saw fit to proclaim it loud and clear:His suit speaks for itself, too:I read one smart goodlooking between the lines!

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