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US Attempts to Resume the Diplomatic Road in Cuba

It will soon be clear that diplomatic normalization has little to do with the defense of democracy and respect for human rights.

The new recently Cuban Penal Code is a detailed compendium of the main fears of the ruling Communist Party.

The furious nationalist and racist reaction to this shouldn’t come as a surprise, and it’s coming not only from sectors of the right…

A joke isn’t only intended to draw laughter. It can be a sophisticated way to communicate prejudices, sexual attitudes, & hidden intentions.

This week we have drawn about Etecsa, the only telecommunications company allowed in Cuba and its deficient services.

I wonder why men, even though many of them are devoted to their own mothers, forget that the mothers of their children fulfill the same role.

A full democracy only exists in a handful of countries. The world is mostly being led by authoritarian governments.

The immigrant population belongs. We’re part of Costa Rica, and as such we wish the best for the new authorities, as do Costa Ricans…

AMLO is an admirer of Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution, yet he proposes a path to a democratic and capitalist transition on the island.

Daniel Ortega is still holding all the cards in Nicaragua. So dealing with the Nicaragua problem means asking what Daniel Ortega wants.

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