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A Young Cuban Mom that Can’t Keep Silent

Amelia’s words take on much value. She makes it clear to us that she is not a fighting person, a warrior soul, but only a mother.

The official theme of the event was emigration, but the media focus was on the political polarization that exists in the region.

Separated spaces help prevent physical violence, be it gender or sexual violence. “Those most at risk are girls, women and elders…

Revolution was what was carried out during the first nine years by the leadership that took power in Cuba in 1959 and no longer exists.

Violeta and Felix are united by a common history: they have both lived in exile and suffered firsthand the attacks of Sandinismo.

One of the most innovative and revolutionary issues in Chile’s constitutional draft is related to the incorporation of non-human animals…

The environment, feminism, and a firm commitment to human rights mark the beginning of Urrejola’s term as the new Chilean foreign minister.

This week we drew on freedom, that fundamental concept for humans. Meanwhile, mock trials took place for 2 critical artists (8 ilustraciones).

Cuban president Díaz-Canel wants to sound like Fidel Castro, but it’s hard. That way of approaching problems, as if he had a magic wand…

The democratic legitimacy of this constituent process is evident, much more so than any past processes of constitutional change in Chile.

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