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Haiti, Nicaragua, & Cuba: Showcases of Reverse Colonialism

Media outlets that bill themselves as guardians of anticolonialism are unable to admit that there are nationally based struggles for power.

The injustice has filled me with an internal strength that does away with the fear of whatever reprisals they might carry out against me.

The doctor’s is one block away, I opened the door of the building and went out. The State Security agent walked beside me…

This week we want to show our solidarity with the detainees who participated peacefully in the July 11 protests throughout Cuba…

It’s unfortunate that there were violent acts perpetrated by protestors; but this always happens when there are massive public demonstrations

The massive rebellion of July 11 in Cuba owes much to the courage of the San Isidro Movement, and the song “Patria y Vida.”

To reach the goal of lowering sexual trafficking and exploitation, the law needs to strongly target the demand that perpetuates these crimes.

My neighbor “Luis” was in his house on Sunday July 11th, watching soccer’s Euro Cup finals when he heard a lot of noise in the street.

A little more than ten days ago, violent repression was for many Cubans an alien experience, a story told by others that they doubted…

A solution begins by repudiating the reelection of Ortega, obtaining the release of all political prisoners & a lifting of the police state.