Sexual Abuse within the Family, A Cuban Tells Her Story
Very few people understand that a child needs to discover their body and learn how to live with their own emotions or concerns.
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Opinion
Evo Morales: Hero or Villain?
To be president in a country like Bolivia might be like a precarious act performed by a tightrope-dancer between “the Devil and the deep blue sea”.
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Save Us, Dear Lord, from the Politicians
The guerrilla fighters who led the revolution [against Somoza] turned into politicians and were never again to be believed in.
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Ortega’s Threats and the Failure of the Police State
Daniel Ortega threatens, orders, and commands, but no longer governs. He has no solution to offer the country.
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Wake Up Cuba, Internet Access Isn’t a Luxury
In Cuba, Internet access came decades late and it still lags far behind most other countries in terms of affordable access for the general population.
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First-Hand Account of Events in Bolivia, Not What Many Think
The following account of events in Bolivia are by Harry Stewart, living in La Paz over the last seven years.
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The Crisis in Bolivia and Nicaragua: Similarities and Differences
Carlos F. Chamorro looks at the similarities and differences in the civic rebellions in Bolivia and Nicaragua.
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Daniel Ortega’s Socialism
With the crisis in Nicaragua, the true anti-poor nature of Daniel Ortega’s regime has been more clearly visible.
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Nicaragua in Front of the Bolivian Mirror
The Bolivian protests played a key part, followed by the OAS report documenting the fraud, but the final push was given by the armed forces.
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Nicaragua: What Opposition, for What Changes?
Sociology student Harley Morales Pon gives his view on some of the challenges facing the Nicaraguan opposition forces.
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