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Story of a Whirlpool: Inflation in Cuba and Venezuela

The irony is that people talked about the “Cubanization” of Venezuela for years, & now they are talking about the “Venezuelanization” of Cuba.

Beyond baseball, the crowds of people in the stands inevitably sends me back to July 11th, and I feel that in any moment…

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to order a full-scale invasion of Ukraine defies any and all political logic…

I don’t know if anyone still has any doubts about Putin’s openly imperialist policy in Ukraine. He has invaded a sovereign country…

This week we dedicated our drawings to the Ukrainian people and to those who ask for peace in the world after the aggression by Russia.

The Cuban government turns a deaf ear to the international community’s almost unanimous condemnation of Russian actions in Ukraine.

You can’t criticize US imperialism & justify Russian imperialism. You can’t be an enemy of the Monroe Doctrine & embrace the Putin Doctrine.

This conflict isn’t limited to holding onto control of the streets. It goes much further than this: it turns to having control of ideas.

They defend their position with a classist antidemocratic view that seeks to hijack the space for populist representation.

Hugo Torres’ death demonstrates the soullessness that reigns in Nicaragua these days. His death was the final drop in the poisonous cup…