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July 11th & the “Cuban Civil Society Manifesto”

It doesn’t propose programs of change, but rather goes to the root of the key problems that led to the mass protests…

Many dissatisfied Cubans, even those who agree with most of the articles of the Code, won’t want to concede to the regime.

The works become in themselves a denunciation against censorship and against the totalitarian power of the Cuban State.

We find ourselves in a rather strange moment, where the failure of the constituent process has left us with many more questions than answers.

A possible victory of the No in the referendum on the Family Code would also be a punishing vote for the Government.

The “tropical Trump” not only shares Trump’s failed fascist wishes, but also follows his model to destroy democracy from within.

Almost four years after internet access on cell phones appeared on this island, staying connected is still a headache.

Democracy has died in Nicaragua. But if there’s one thing we know about Nicaraguans, it’s that they never let themselves be cowed.

The underlying problem is that the Chilean identity was historically constructed on the idea of a neutral mestizaje…

The works refer to artistic censorship, the closure of Xel2 and the defense of spaces for creativity and freedom of expression.