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Venezuelan Dialogue Falters in Mexico

The dialogue between Nicolas Maduro’s government and the Venezuelan opposition has fractured – momentarily or permanently.

We bring you an editorial from our journalistic partner El Toque about the harassment suffered by the staff of their dynamic media platform.

“Countries with inclusive economic and political structures all face criticism and demonstrations but they listen and improve.”

With a shoddy justification, the Gov, made the civil society initiative illegal. Even so, the organizers say they will demonstrate on Nov. 15

The 2021 Nobel Peace Prize went for the first time to two journalists, María Ressa, from the Philippines and Dmitry Muratov, from Russia.

Many of the accusations filed against the political prisoners mention the crime of money laundering. But who is really doing the laundering?

The key to the problem lies in the tendency to push the issue to the extreme, both in Cuba and in the exile community.

The gathering was a first step is to show that Nicaraguans can unite to cooperate to achieve a common political objective.

This week we have drawn on the new call for peaceful marches in Cuba on November 15, originally set for the 20th.

When the personality cult and populism proved insufficient, the regime turned to violence and arbitrary actions to spread fear…