L MONOCLE
37 results for Caracas
Filter results:
Article
Turbulent times
Article
Americas Briefing
Radio
Monocle on Design - On Design 71: Caracas’s vertical slum
14 December 2017
The Centro Financiero Confinanzas high rise in Caracas – popularly known as the Tower of David – has become a monument to Venezuela’s political and economic crisis.
Radio
The Monocle Daily - Friday 2 September
2 September 2016
We get the latest from our Istanbul bureau chief on today’s trial of five journalists and hear why protesters in Caracas are demanding the president’s ouster. Plus: how to spend the weekend in Beirut.
Radio
Midori House, episode 633
18 April 2014
We discuss today’s top news with Samira Shackle and Darren McCaffrey, speak to our Caracas correspondent Irene Caselli, and also review this week’s film releases..
Radio
The Monocle Daily, episode 37
6 December 2011
We discuss Chinese tourists abroad, learn lessons from the 1948 Olympics, visit suburbs worldwide, and check in with Hong Kong and Caracas.
Radio
The Monocle Daily, episode 18
9 November 2011
We survey Libyan state-makers, check in with Caracas, uncover unique fashion collaborations, and discuss old-school ad men and progressive Polish politics.
Radio
Midori House, episode 579
3 February 2014
John Owen and Gavin MacFadyen discuss the day’s top news stories, we survey the changing face of Brazil’s luxury market, check in with our correspondent in Caracas, and review the latest art openings in Berlin.
Radio
The Globalist, episode 364
21 March 2013
An update on Barack Obama’s trip to Jerusalem, we head to a book fair in Caracas, check in with our man in Copenhagen, and discuss the legacy of the Iraq war with Justin Huggler – author of “Burden of the Desert”.
Radio
The Monocle Daily - Friday 20 February
20 February 2015
We are in Venezuela where the mayor of Caracas has been accused of an attempted coup. We also get tips for a great Friday night in Portland, Oregon, and leaf through Saturday’s Asian papers.
Radio
Midori House, episode 606
12 March 2014
Gavin MacFadyen and Xenia Dormandy dissect the biggest stories of the day, photojournalist Jo Farrell discusses her project on the last Chinese women to have their feet bound and Caracas correspondent Irene Caselli reviews…
Radio
The Globalist, episode 385
19 April 2013
We ask if Venezuela’s inauguration of a new president will calm the protests in Caracas, examine whether this weekend’s Bahrain grand prix will go smoothly, and continue our week-long series on the publishing world.
