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A Light Pressure in the Lower Back

That was the last physical contact I had with Cuban officialdom. That unpleasant and bitter sensation of: “Get out, we don’t want you here”.

The opposition must see itself in the mirror of the NO Coalition in the Chilean plebiscite of 1988 or the Venezuelan abstention in 2020 & 2005

New generations haven’t been trained in the art of dialogue. However, they demand it, because they feel like there’s something in it.

Daniel Ortega never holds press conferences. “He wouldn’t dare face an interchange with reporters who could throw sliders & blazing fastballs”

The cement shortage in Cuba, and exorbitant price to get it, is only affecting people trying to repair or build their homes.

This week we draw about some unusual situations that occur in Cuba during this time of economic reforms with COVID-19.

A lot of short-term idealism can be noted in Nicaraguans. Hope for a miraculous solution to the political crisis runs rampant through society

In March 2014, Noemi N. took her own life inside a refuge camp in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, a victim of human trafficking.

The photo taken by my colleague Oscar Sánchez demonstrates the ingenuity of many Havanans when facing misfortune.

Hannah Arendt, in a 1963 text, noted that both the phenomenon of revolution and that of war were inseparable from the deployment of violence.