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The Exercise of Loving a Stranger

I have a beautiful 5-year-old daughter and the desire for another child. The rest are obstacles that my objective reality imposes.

The protests continue despite the government’s imposition of a state of emergency in 12 of the country’s 24 provinces.

“There has never been a case like Traven, and not just because of the mystery about him. He seemed to feel Mexico in his own flesh.”

These are the barbarities that survivors of Nayib Bukele’s prison system in El Salvador witnessed: torture and death.

The first major test for Bolivia’s president-elect Rodrigo Paz will be consolidating his power base in the legislature.

The preliminary count from Bolivia’s Electoral Tribunal shows a commanding lead for senator Rodrigo Paz in Sunday’s presidential election.

The real power of Peru’s political system lies in Congress, where various groups divide it up in more or less equal portions.

In Miami, the epicenter of much of the Cuban, Venezuelan, and Nicaraguan community, the day of protest has a special meaning.

Today’s featured artist is Brazilian vocalist Flora Purim with the song “This Is Me” from her 2005 album “Flora’s Song”.

In a country with great scarcities of dollars and fuel, with inflation over 23%, voters buried Evo Morales’ Movement toward Socialism (MAS).