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The Cuban Government on the Putin Doctrine

The Cuban government turns a deaf ear to the international community’s almost unanimous condemnation of Russian actions in Ukraine.

You can’t criticize US imperialism & justify Russian imperialism. You can’t be an enemy of the Monroe Doctrine & embrace the Putin Doctrine.

This conflict isn’t limited to holding onto control of the streets. It goes much further than this: it turns to having control of ideas.

They defend their position with a classist antidemocratic view that seeks to hijack the space for populist representation.

Hugo Torres’ death demonstrates the soullessness that reigns in Nicaragua these days. His death was the final drop in the poisonous cup…

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…