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Adios Nicaragüita

Those heartfelt words are the title of a work written by Matthias Schindler, a German who spent 38 years working in solidarity with Nicaragua

Institutions need to stop “categorizing” feminist demands as “gender-based issues”, and cross-section them with all aspects of our lives.

On March 7, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights presented her report on the brutal repression of the Ortega government in Nicaragua.

“Although some governments are threatening the gains obtained, women of all ideologies have gone out on the street to defend them.”

The UN General Assembly condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine. CUBA: Neither against or in favor… in fact just the opposite.

His statements are not written to reach our ears, but to ingratiate himself with Putin and to annoy Europe and the United States.

In general, the rhetoric of the Russian propagandists has a simple goal: to justify any action of Russia against Ukraine.

Almost half a century after her death, how can her ideology contribute to the analysis of the problems of today’s world, including Cuba’s?

Faced with this scenario of Russia’s imperial war, the United Nations should undergo a process of reinvention.

They show their servility towards the Kremlin by branding as “demilitarization” what is a cruel invasion of Ukrainian territory.