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Nicaragua: The Honorable Defection of Arturo McFields

To defect from totalitarianism is an honorable and often heroic act. McFields strips the regime naked, and he does so with a simple warning.

This week we have drawn on the exodus that is taking place in our country. It was foreseen by many analysts…

The idea was floated before, but in recent days it has gained steam with statements from several baseball players living outside of Cuba.

The main objective of the manifesto is to demand the release of the July 11th protestors sentenced to prison.

A woman, alone, with a piece of cardboard written on by hand, shook up the entire controversy that was wearing us down.

Press resistance isn’t enough to clear the way for democratic change under a dictatorship, but it keeps the flame of freedom burning…

The Chilean succession with Gabriel Boric is not just another one: it is the perfect metaphor for political change in Latin America.

Through education & raising awareness, and using tools already at our disposal, we can transcend what experience has taught us is inevitable.

The first sacrifice that is carried out in all wars, since the beginning of time, is at the expense of the truth.

Even though adults try not to expose children to certain images or conversations, they can end up accessing them online or via third parties.