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Currency Reform Chaos, it’s Not the Cuban Blackbird’s Fault

We can’t make radical structural changes in Cuba now without first producing institutional and political changes that are just as radical.

Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo will be inaugurated to continue being the rulers of a country whose society they have fractured.

It seems that banishment is the final purpose of the Cuban government for a group of young opponents including journalists & artists.

The political prisoners will be at the center of public debate in the coming months, along with the resulting sanctions.

Chile should not be indifferent to an integration process within the new constitution. We’ve turned our back to the region for far too long…

Batista was gone and Fidel hadn’t arrived. We were happy directing traffic at one of the most important intersections in the Havana.

It’s a massive, although minority, phenomenon in several European countries, and one with which I frankly don’t agree with, & in fact reject.

The January 6, 2021, assault on the US Capitol, continued be an unresolved issue and little progress was made in denouncing the real culprits.

Nicaragua ended 2021 with a cancer forged over hundreds of years, but finally detected as having metastasized throughout society.

A political abyss has always stretched between my mother and I. My family is rightist and several defend the Pinochet dictatorship…