Havana, Cuba in Critical Condition
The contrast couldn’t be sharper: above, a tourist-postcard blue sky; below, we move nervously through filth and despair.
Read MoreThe contrast couldn’t be sharper: above, a tourist-postcard blue sky; below, we move nervously through filth and despair.
Read MoreThe last time I traveled to Cuba, you could already feel that breeze of sadness that would now turn into hurricane-force winds.
Read MoreIf anyone knows firsthand how hard a transition from a communist dictatorship to a democracy can be, it is Lech Walesa.
Read MoreToday, Cuban authorities and social media voices among those of us who remember the ’90s are invoking that ghost again. Let me explain…
Read MoreActions by the Trump administration regarding Venezuela and Cuba have also created the expectation that Nicaragua is next in line.
Read MoreMany of us naively believed there was a real possibility of breaking with the Chilean history of treating the Mapuche people as a security issue.
Read MoreThe disproportion between those who cling to the current model and those who want a political opening is now favorable to the latter.
Read MoreI believe in the freedom of expression of the MCGA youths. We share the desire for the end of this regime, but they don’t represent me.
Read MoreI am impressed with Minneapolis. I have never seen a city as supportive as this one. A large part of the Latino community is in hiding.
Read MoreThere’s plenty of verbal solidarity, but cars run on gasoline; when oral fuel is invented, then we’ll swim in abundance.
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