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Why Seed Companies Fear Mexico

Last month México’s Supreme Court provided hope for biodiversity, especially in the Global South, while flaming fear for seed companies.

It was already common knowledge that the announced march had all the trappings to fail in Cuba, but it had to be done.

The Diaz-Canel government brags saying that “many inside and outside the country stayed dressed for the party.”

The demonstrations of July 11 were the first great autonomous and democratic movement of Black and poor Cubans since 1959.

Respect for diversity of thought and the need for peace are unavoidable themes moments before the peaceful march called for November 15.

Costa Rica, Chile, the US, & the European Union did the right thing not recognizing these elections as legitimate. However, it isn’t enough.

The vulnerability of the population could be used to stop/mitigate international actions that could have a devastating effect on the regime.

Despite the police intimidation, arbitrary summons to State Security offices, the insults on Cuban television, Archipelago has not given up

Ortega & Murillo’s behavior personified the electoral tactics of the great Latin American authoritarian figures since the nineteenth century.

On October 7, 2021, an article was published in the sports section of Granma newspaper with the headline: “Why are baseball players leaving?