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The Complex Road to Reconciliation in Nicaragua

In Nicaragua, achieving a reconciliation will be the job of the opposition to implement the processes of transitional justice.

We have never echoed rumors on this site, but this time it’s so strong that we can’t turn our backs on what’s been the talk of the town all week.

The Communist Party regime seeks scorched earth and seems willing to continue increasing the number of political prisoners…

This is a recurring topic these days because it seems that the Cuban government is playing cat and mouse with private business owners.

The idea of migrant crime is based on a false & xenophobic thesis, on a lie that seeks to construct the idea of migrants as dangerous people.

Another September 11th arrives in Chile, along with a new commemoration of the criminal coup d’état that took place in 1973.

They are not driven by the desire for economic improvement, because they have lived for years in the bubble of receiving remittances.

The first conclusions came out about the sudden closure of the Chinese store that sold wholesale in Havana & they confirm my worst suspicions.

In Venezuela, democracy has been deeply distorted by a systematic process of co-optation all the country’s institutions.

“I’m fine. Sad, angry, emotional, but okay,” she told me. Then her voice broke into intense crying. “They still have other women locked up.”