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Social Activism: When the Context Matters

Democracy, as a system of governance, process and movement, made a huge difference in Argentina last week. Many congratulations followed…

I was standing quite recently under the shower when I gasped slightly and realized that “Honduras was beginning to bore me.”

I went to the store and I ran into one of these people in the line. The kind of person who manages to bring out the worst in everyone.

It was early 2017 when I first connected to the Internet. The first thing I did was open up a Google email account and a Facebook account…

There was a box with Christmas tree decorations among my grandmother’s things. Finding it was like finding treasure.

New salaries announced by the Cuban government within the major reforms to take effect in January, will be applied nationwide.

When I managed to resolve the mouse issue, our circuit breaker broke. The reality is Cubans always have problems aplenty.

While going for my everyday walk yesterday, I saw a middle-aged woman hugging a poplar tree. The sight moved me deeply…

My experience, my nieces and nephews’ experience and my son’s experience have all shown me that a strict methodology only promotes rejection.

Going to San Lazaro is a day of celebration, a moment to do good on your promises to the saint or ask him for health & physical wellbeing.