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Nicaragua: The Aftermath of the Death of Hugo Torres

Three humanitarian measures are urgently needed: suspend the torture; annul the trials, & transfer aging political prisoners to house arrest

Despite many challenges & disputes, Chile has embarked on a remarkable project: a truly popular debate on what nation it should aspire to be.

We wanted to draw about Cuban youth & various phenomena that are quite typical of this moment. For example, the increase in emigration…

The Ortega-Murillo regime has been defeated politically, but the opposition hasn’t succeeded in projecting itself as an option for change.

Fidelismo became a kind of religion, whose cornerstone would be the cult of the commander in chief, the maximum leader…

It takes time to dismantle a gangster state that has the Army and the Police on its side. Now there’s a ray of light…

It gives great hope in the construction of a very different State from the one imposed on us from the early 19th century onwards.

Less than a month remains before Colombia holds Parliamentary elections. They will also serve as a sort of primary elections for president.

Liborio, a popular name for the Cuban people, has always been quick and bright to synthesize the saddest of sorrows into a phrase or image.

This week we have dedicated our drawings to the Day of Love and Friendship. A February 14th that has a special connotation in Cuba…