Natalia Preciado Rueda

RRII/ CP

[literland @literlandweb1]

"¿Qué tiempos son estos en los que tenemos que defender lo obvio?"⁣
Bertolt Brecht

[Gerardo L. Munck @GerardoMunck]

Qualitative Research Meets Causal Inference

This book by @davidwaldnerdc will be out in June

I have read it and think it is a landmark work - it shows how to validate causal claims in qualitative research and provide better explanations

For information: https://t.co/K249zaDwVc

[Natalia Preciado Rueda @natalia_pr94]

@jmgmoron No hay duda

[Caracas Chronicles @CaracasChron]

🫓 This is chavismo’s infamous torture center El Helicoide.

For over 30 years there’s been some serious bad juju emanating from the heights of Roca Tarpeya – the place where El Helicoide slouches, looking down over the city like an overfed chavista bureaucrat.

From Jorge Romero Gutiérrez, the visionary architect whose reputation remained forever tainted by what his creation symbolized, to Hugo Chávez’s santero beliefs, to the astrologer who became its first political prisoner – Caldera’s political prisoner –, the unfinished structure has always been surrounded by a dark mantle of superstition.

But more than a curse, El Helicoide is actually a metaphor for the last 50 years of Venezuelan history, as nuestra Celeste Olalquiaga, a cultural historian who grew up in Caracas, so eloquently states:

“El Helicoide is a metaphor for the whole modern period in Venezuela and what went wrong.”

The transformation from icon of Venezuela’s hopes to emblem of failure and repression was slow and complicated. It began with a coup, stretched over decades of dictatorship and democracy, through the rule of 14 presidents and several cycles of oil boom and bust.

Someone looking for bad omens might have found one in the name of the hill where it’s built, Roca Tarpeya; the Tarpeian Rock was an execution ground in ancient Rome.

[🌻Maria I. Puerta Riera @Maripuerta]

Venezuelan government launches wave of repression after ousting of Nicolás Maduro https://t.co/sJckCGGr31 via @financialtimes

[CIDE Migración @CIDE_MIG]

We are pleased to announce the new publication by @ESMontijano, coordinator of @CIDE_MIG, together with @natalia_pr94, on transnational repression in Venezuela, published in @GlobalizationsJ.

https://t.co/IOlgqTuuTt

[Natalia Preciado Rueda @natalia_pr94]

@JerryHelmers @TheTennisLetter It looks like Saying that after winning the event has more impact than simply not playing

[Natalia Preciado Rueda @natalia_pr94]

@Giacn11 @jmgmoron Si eso fuera, se hubiera retirado ya, hace un buen rato que los superó.

[Foreign Affairs Latinoamérica @ForeignAffairsL]

No dejes de leer en la #NuevaFAL el artículo "Terror sin fronteras. La persistente amenaza de la represión transnacional venezolana a los activistas políticos" de Elena Sánchez-Montijano (@ESMontijano) y Natalia Preciado Rueda (@natalia_pr94). https://t.co/2PrtgwJSVD

[Natalia Preciado Rueda @natalia_pr94]

Si, estamos hablando de un régimen autoritario hegemónico y cínicamente represivo, en el que, una vez más, y a pesar de un aplastante triunfo de la oposición, se evidencia que las elecciones están aún lejos de ser la vía para una transición pacífica o negociada.

[Raul Sanchez Urribarri @rasurri]

Desde el 2015 al menos ha habido una mostrada vocacion autoritaria pura y dura, no competitiva, del Madurismo

Lo que vemos hoy -robo sin pudor de la elección presidencial- ocurre tras 25 años de erosión democrática y ya casi una decada de modelo autoritario abierto

Un desastre

[Foreign Affairs Latinoamérica @ForeignAffairsL]

En la #NuevaFAL “Oportunidades económicas, desigualdades y criminocracia" escriben César Niño (@cesarnino4), Elena Sánchez-Montijano (@ESMontijano) y Natalia Preciado Rueda (@natalia_pr94) sobre la represión transnacional y el crimen organizado https://t.co/2PrtgwJSVD

[Natalia Preciado Rueda @natalia_pr94]

@PascualinaKahlo tqm 🫶

[Natalia Preciado Rueda @natalia_pr94]

@efeasecas Por muchas funadas más 🥂

[Natalia Preciado Rueda @natalia_pr94]

@lilionofre 🙌

[Ysrrael Camero @ysrraelcamero]

La lucha por la justicia social es históricamente compañera de la lucha por la democracia. Negar la una conduce a negar la otra. Malas señales.

[Natalia Preciado Rueda @natalia_pr94]

@efeasecas @pauNieto 🤣

[Gerardo L. Munck @GerardoMunck]

Scholars debate whether elections under authoritarian regimes help or hinder democracy. But opposition parties used elections to undermine authoritarian rule in Brazil, Chile & Mexico. So maybe now👇there is an electoral path to democracy in #Venezuela

https://t.co/xPecxUAdRj

[Natalia Preciado Rueda @natalia_pr94]

@efeasecas JAJAJA

[Liliana Onofre @lilionofre]

Y aprovechando, mi tesis va sobre retrocesos a dchos. d mujeres. Básicamente pasa lo q Beauvoir dijo:

“Bastará una crisis para que los derechos de las mujeres vuelvan a ser cuestionados. Estos derechos nunca se dan por adquiridos, debemos permanecer vigilantes toda nuestra vida”