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Anatoly Kurmanaev

@akurmanaev

Russia correspondent @nytimes. Previously in Mexico City, Caracas, Moscow, Bogota & Santiago.

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Nicolás Maduro confiaba en su victoria electoral. Después, llegó la sorpresa Muy buena pieza de Anatoly Kurmanaev sobre lo ocurrido en estas elecciones de Venezuela. La clave está alrededor de las 7 pm. nytimes.com/es/2024/08/06/…

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Han pasado 24 días desde que el CNE anunció resultados y aún: -No muestra resultados desagregados. -No explica por qué no hizo las auditorías post evento. -No reactiva su página web. -No explica cómo a pesar del supuesto hackeo pudo totalizar 80% de escrutinio y dar un resultado.

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If someone tells you that socialism ruined Venezuela, show them this graph. It illustrates how under Chávez/Maduro the private sector accumulated $120 bn in net offshore assets while the state became a net debtor. What ruined Venezuela was not socialism; it was crony capitalism.

If someone tells you that socialism ruined Venezuela, show them this graph. It illustrates how under Chávez/Maduro the private sector accumulated $120 bn in net offshore assets while the state became a net debtor. What ruined Venezuela was not socialism; it was crony capitalism.
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Sergey Mikhailov, the founder of the independent Siberian newspaper Altay, was sentenced to 8 years in prison today for allegedly spreading "fake news" about the Russian armed forces

Sergey Mikhailov, the founder of the independent Siberian newspaper Altay, was sentenced to 8 years in prison today for allegedly spreading "fake news" about the Russian armed forces
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Two sources in Caracas confirmed that the government there deported Colombian soldiers, because they were declared mercenaries. Maduro’s fear of a coup could’ve played as much role in this as desire to help Putin.

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Dear Deutsche Bahn Personenverkehr, if you’re not going to run a train service, can you at least have the decency to announce the cancellation? Is there a limit on how dysfunctional your service can be?

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For two months, we've been interviewing Russian civilians in the Kursk region, reviewing videos posted by Ukrainian and Russian soldiers, as well as photographs and satellite imagery. Together with Anatoly Kurmanaev Haley Willis dmitriy khavin & Oleg Matsnev for The New York Times

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"Our catastrophe": Russia's humbling setback in Syria could increase the stakes for Putin's war in Ukraine and shrink the room for compromise further even as Trump promises to make peace there. Anatoly Kurmanaev nytimes.com/2024/12/12/wor…

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An illustration of the Russian concept of "negative growth," shown during a state TV piece about how great the railway investment program is

An illustration of the Russian concept of "negative growth," shown during a state TV piece about how great the railway investment program is
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An important analysis about the inaccuracy and p.r. surrounding casuality figures in the Ukraine-Russian war. by Anatoly Kurmanaev and Constant Méheut Explore this gift article from The New York Times. You can read it for free without a subscription. nytimes.com/2025/01/23/wor…