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Cuba: The People Don’t Carry Out Coups

A popular uprising is a mix of disarmed social groups that demonstrate peacefully, It is in no way a coup d’etat.

Open letter to the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship in the name of the Latin American and Internationalist Left.

It should come as no surprise that Pinochet’s 1980 Chilean Constitution, still in force today, always associates security with public order.

The holiday season is here and we have dedicated our drawings this week to the theme of “the enchantment of summer”.

Cuba’s official celebration for having neutralized poor and dissident young people through imprisonment and exodus.

Not everything about a rising dollar is bad and not everything about a lower-priced dollar is good. It all depends on the model in mind…

“US policy towards Cuba has been dictated by internal politics ever since the end of the Cold War, when Cuba lost strategic value…”

I originally set out to explain the tactics the Cuban government has used to keep its population in check for more than half a century.

Wherever simplifications of political realities are being reproduced today, with the goal of driving hatred, the twilight is spreading.

In 365 days the situation has not improved. Nor the quality of life of Cubans. The conditions that led to the July 11 protests still persist.