All I can say is dang! that guy looks good in a suit and tie.
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All I can say is dang! that guy looks good in a suit and tie.
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Caracas Chronicles 
Lo otro es que wow, your accent is terrifyingly de-maracuchified here… #GoneNative
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…but a great interview nonetheless.
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Yea, I noticed. Nice job JC but what is with the Chilean accent?
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When in Rome …
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For some reason that accent is very easy to pick up and very difficult to get rid of. I haven’t been back for over 30 years and in occasions it still shows up …
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Even so traces of Chileno, right? hehe bencina, that was weird.
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Yeah, kinda funny to hear a Maracucho talk like Patricio Alwyn!
You done good, JC!
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In my defense, I have to use the local lingo when I’m talking to a Chilean public. The accent … well, what can I say? Two days in Maracaibo and I’m back to my vergas.
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The accent … well, what can I say? Two days in Maracaibo and I’m back to my vergas.
#LoCertifico!
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The same happens to me every time I go to Merida. In no time, I’m speaking full gocho.
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My congrats to the interviewers, they were well informed.
And yes, kudos to Juan :)
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Great interview. Very balanced and informative.
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Terrific interview, great questions, superb answers. Juan, watch out for marble-mouthing (i.e., enunciate). You hit those questions – toítas – out of the park. Well done!
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Juan – somebody found some coffin-glass (http://www.lapatilla.com/site/2013/03/07/chavez-tras-el-cristal-del-feretro/). Maybe your friend should check with Bolivarian Coffins Inc who their suppliers are.
Excellent interview by the way. Me di cuenta ‘al tiro’ de que no eras chileno.
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Jeje. I’m sure that coffin is imported from Denmark or something, and is lined with Diamonds and stuff.
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Nagel,
Excelente entrevista. Y muy buen detalle la sobriedad de la corbata, apropiada para la ocasión. Kudos
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Gracias por darte cuenta! Sabrás que pensé lo de la corbata roja por un microsegundo …
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On another note,the real JC is mucho mas buenmozo than the JC I had in my head when I read your posts.
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Juan, vos sois er maracucho menos maracucho en toa esta verga!
Ya fuera de chiste, excelente entrevista, tanto por los entrevistadores, como tu, al principio esabas medio awkward, pero saliste de eso rapido y hablaste like a boss :)
Me alegra ver que la blogosfera venezolana de calidad en este tema este recibiendo atencion, y espero que se les abran mas puertas en el futuro y tengan un papel un tanto mas impactante en la politica venezolana, pues estas comunidades se han tornado en un sitiio de debates constructivos donde se han visto ideas interesantes, las cuales seria interesantes refinar y poner en practica como propuesta de solucion a los problemas de nuestro pais, o al menos esto es mas interesante y productivo que la dinopolitica unicelular de la venezuela actual…
Finalmente, quisiera saber si su libro se vendera en venezuela, porque si es asi, JURENLO que lo compro :)
Exitos, guys!
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“Juan, vos sois er maracucho menos maracucho en toa esta verga!”
Verga, mijo, decime algo que no haya oído antes…
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Funny, GoogleTranslate doesn’t seem to help in trying to transform those into things I can understand… #MustBeASoftwareBug
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You clean up well Juan. I did love the Chilean/Maracucho vibe you had going there.
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Yesterday (and today with this video) was an interesting day. I got to hear all four musketeers live, and I got to see three of them.
:-)
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¿No han sentido que hay un morbo en las personas de otros países cuando
te preguntan de lo mal que está venezuela en estos momentos? No se sienten mal
cuando vives en otro país y tienes que admitir frente a los nativos la escasez, inseguridad y la poca posibilidad de mejoría en Venezuela a futuro?
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Solo le falto decir “al tiro, webon” para convertitse en full chileno…jaja..buena actuacion, Juan.
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It was not only interesting to see them come to life in the last few days, but in some cases to see and hear them interact with people from the other side of the political divide.
Thanks to all of you for years of thoughts and analysis in English that have helped a gringo understand his wife’ country.
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100.000 empleados públicos en chile vs 2.000.000 en venezuela, wow
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