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Leaving Prison in Cuba Does Not Mean Being Free

“They have left the small prison to enter the big prison,” said an elderly Cuban woman on Thursday.

The decision came just one month after Biden had declared otherwise, extending Cuba’s designation on the list for another year.

Irreparable losses. I also think about those who survived the Valencia floods, and about the Palestinians and the Ukrainians.

With much concern and sadness, we witnessed Nicolas Maduro assume a new term as president of Venezuela, following a scandalous fraud.

Three months later, we are still waiting for the first advertisements from a private business to appear in any national state media outlet.

As a good con man, he believes that this new fallacy will work out well for him and will allow him to remain in power for much longer.

Absolutism takes us back to the Dark Ages, when people had no rights and were servants owned by despotic monarchs.

Mexico has intervened in neighboring conflicts for national security reasons several times over the last half century.

These are the so-called identity politics that Peterson seeks to challenge at every turn, as if he were fighting against the forces of evil.

Many of these technologies have been developed to democratize creative processes, and that word is for them the greatest threat.