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Establishing Equitable Water Distribution in Chile

One of the priorities is the urgent need to guarantee the human right to water, and to balance access to this natural common good…

The slander and rejection campaign against the articles approved by the Constitutional Convention plenary in Chile is growing every day…

They’ve never been able to confiscate journalism or the ideals of freedom, democracy, and accountability for those in power.

It’s strange how times change. Years ago, my desire was to tell stories, make other Cubans feel things, dissect reality, converse.

This week we have drawn in solidarity with those sentenced for the protests of last July 11th throughout the island.

We have to carry out the search for new answers to the same-old questions, with many more actors, languages and perspectives this time around.

Despite the government’s efforts to attact foreign investment, a new law in the works to facilitate expropriations seems to run counter…

Our concept [of development] has always been subordinated to a modern, capitalist delirium, as is the notion of infinite economic growth.

I can’t understand how the courts have sentenced a group of young protestors to an outrageous number of years in prison…

The only fault that the former anchor of the Cuban Television Information System openly recognizes seems also to be his self-justification.

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