María Ignacia Curiel

Political scientist | research+teaching @StanfordCDDRL and the @povgovlab | PhD @NYUPolitics

[María Ignacia Curiel @micuriel]

Data on collapsed buildings: https://t.co/xU24VI04FH

Data on missing persons: https://t.co/sJbrV5p32k

[María Ignacia Curiel @micuriel]

Grassroots data collection report more than 180 residential buildings totally collapsed in Venezuela, 35k people missing. Like the 1998 Vargas tragedy we may never truly be certain of the death toll. Please consider donating: https://t.co/uTOJgC4xwy

[Jesús Armas @jesusarmasccs]

A través de esta herramienta se puede reportar a familiares desaparecidos. Ayúdenme a difundir.

https://t.co/Ysb1gU8uCp

[Caracas Chronicles @CaracasChron]

The worst seismic event since 1967 shocked Venezuela.

Several buildings have collapsed in Caracas. Maiquetía Airport suffered damage.

The magnitud 7.1 earthquake was felt across 🇻🇪 and from Bogotá to Trinidad & Tobago.

We will keep updating this post👇https://t.co/BcmPqzxcQc

[Alberto Diaz-Cayeros @diazcayeros]

Colombia remains a country emerging from a conflict with no end in sight

The internal armed conflict permeates all aspects of politics

From the left-right division fueled by rhetoric of @petrogustavo to emergence of less conventional political offers such as @ABDELAESPRIELLA

[Alberto Diaz-Cayeros @diazcayeros]

Colombia second round presidential election Sunday

Polls suggest outcome will be close…

Pitting insurgent @ABDELAESPRIELLA with @IvanCepedaCast

First round analysis see @miweintraub83

https://t.co/V1FNEK71Za

&

https://t.co/T18yZ4Vw6e

@StanfordCDDRL @BMagaloni @CESJUL_

[Alberto Diaz-Cayeros @diazcayeros]

¿Quiénes votarán hoy en Colombia?

¿Dónde?

Veamos mapa de puestos donde están las mesas de votación

Como en otros países en América Latina determinado por la @Registraduria que organiza las elecciones

La geografía dicta esta configuración

@StanfordCDDRL @BMagaloni @CESJUL_

[María Ignacia Curiel @micuriel]

Tomorrow at 12pmPT/3pmET we are hosting the third webinar of our series Rebuilding Democracy in Venezuela: Transforming the Security Sector @StanfordCDDRL. Elated to participate alongside Rebecca Hanson, Harold Trinkunas & John Polga-Hecimovich. Join us!

https://t.co/o57Vfmv9IW

[María Ignacia Curiel @micuriel]

Please join us for the second panel of our series Rebuilding Democracy in Venezuela. We have a stellar lineup that will be discussing the challenges and opportunities to economic recovery in the country. Mil gracias a nuestros panelistas!

[Francisco J. Monaldi @fmonaldi]

Join us on March 6th. Honored to share the panel with Luisa Palacios, Sary Levy, and Hector Fuentes. Organized by @StanfordCDDRL

Always happy to reconnect with my alma mater @Stanford

@CES_Baker_Inst @BakerInstitute

https://t.co/Hnc49Pqp4q

[Alberto Diaz-Cayeros @diazcayeros]

Democracy Action Lab @StanfordCDDRL releases brief series

The Case for Democracy

Democracy practitioners often make claims regarding the virtues of democracy

Social scientific research supports most of these claims, but not all of them

Find out why

https://t.co/IaUAec4Ixb

[María Ignacia Curiel @micuriel]

This was a great interview - had me thinking deeply about where my interest in political science and academia came from and my hopes for the future. Thanks @StanfordCDDRL !

[Stanford CDDRL @StanfordCDDRL]

"My ultimate goal is to support better policy and decision-making through my academic work, where research directly informs practitioners and policymakers."

Read our new Q&A with CDDRL Research Scholar @micuriel: https://t.co/eLOgPD1UkZ

[María Ignacia Curiel @micuriel]

My reflections on the administration's claims of "foreign invasion!", and how these are poised to continue as a typical authoritarian means of curtailing civil liberties and expanding executive power. https://t.co/qSPR6xO34j

[Alimenta La Solidaridad @Alimenta_AS]

Hoy #15May nos vemos obligados a pausar nuestras operaciones. Esta difícil decisión afecta a más de 12.000 niños que se benefician con nuestros comedores.

Pero nuestro compromiso con los venezolanos más vulnerables no se acaba: se transforma, se adapta y seguirá abriendo caminos

[María Ignacia Curiel @micuriel]

Insights on what happened in Miami Dade? Democrats lost 150,000+ votes compared to 2020. Trump gained 50,000.

[José Morales-Arilla @JoseMoralesA]

Quienes pensábamos que un fraude de totalización de este tamaño no era posible, temíamos mucho amedrentamiento y violencia durante la votación del 28 de julio (6am-6pm). Eso no pasó. El conteo y la totalización de los votos también empezó con normalidad... hasta las 7:30pm.🧵

[Francis Fukuyama @FukuyamaFrancis]

An update on the fraudulent Venezuelan election:
https://t.co/hj8PoPFxzB

[Raúl Stolk @raulstolk]

This @CaracasChron clip is about the true scale of the opposition win in Venezuela. The win is bigger than the landslide reflected in Edmundo’s 67%.

Share with your friends abroad.

[Andrea Paola Hernández 🇻🇪 @andreapaolahg_]

Maduro is blocking X/Twitter in Venezuela for ten days. He claims Elon Musk and X are “promoting fascism”. Venezuelans have been using Twitter for information and organizing for years –as censorship and surveillance have grown– and where people have shared the current repression.

[Alberto Diaz-Cayeros @diazcayeros]

🧵Aplicando conocimiento académico #EleccionesVenezuela2024

Sabemos cómo funcionan mecánicas / procesos fraude electoral

@BMagaloni F Lehouq @AndreasSchedler @AlbertoSimpser T Eisenstadt G Helmke D Kronick @a_rozenas y sobre todo Francisco Cantu

Se ha estudiado científicamente

[María Ignacia Curiel @micuriel]

Con razón el desespero de Lacava. Carabobo es el estado donde el chavismo perdió mas votos.

[Francisco Rodríguez @frrodriguezc]

Al observar el desempeño del oficialismo por estados, nos encontramos con que el chavismo pierde más votos en Carabobo (61 mil menos que en 2021, -18%), Táchira (- 56 mil, -41%) y Mérida (- 28 mil, -24%). Es interesante que el chavismo logra sumar 71 mil votos (+46%) en Sucre.