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Nicaragua: What’s at Stake with the Fate of Bishop Alvarez

The dictatorship will bury hope if jail or exile is imposed against Monsignor Rolando Alvarez, currently under house arrest.

The Cuban Government’s problem is that the national currency has been devalued and their currency unification policy has partially failed…

Rarely can an exile choose the city in which his days will end. Fortune intervenes, rolls the dice, and the cards are shuffled.

Bishop Rolando Álvarez’s call for courage in the face of a police siege should be echoed in his country and throughout the world.

Once again the issue became the center of debate on social networks, after the explosion at the Matanzas Supertanker Base.

Approving on September 4th is not only passing a new Constitution, but it is also passing a new democratic co-existence in Chile.

Rolando Alvarez is threatened with prison for “endangering national security” from the very people who are destroying civil society…

The regime’s lack of transparency is matched only by its ineptitude. The secrecy & inefficiency in this system is proving deadly for Cubans.

They differentiate from the more authoritarian and patriarchal leaderships of the Latin American and Caribbean left.

I cried in admiration for your bravery, from seeing a living example of the courage of a leader that doesn’t hide from turbulent times.