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Myanmar Coup: a Metaphor for Post-Truth Politics

The US made Myanmar a symbol of democratization and Obama even went so far as presenting this country as an example for Cuba.

A series of repressive laws are leading businesses and the population closer to an abyss. Ortega followed a similar script in the 1980s.

The latest report from Transparency International, on corruption in the public sector, places Nicaragua among the most corrupt.

“If the US really wanted to end the Communist Party, they could.“ All they’d have to do is open the economy., said Javier, a tour guide.

The State demands that we register as “foreign agents” and none of us, writers committed to freedom, accept this imposition.

The economic crisis with shortages included, plus COVID-19, serve to take a deep look within and analyze ourselves.

This past week the members of Xel2 followed the events that occurred on January 27 in front of the Ministry of Culture in Havana.

You learn to hate with discipline and practice. You don’t hate spontaneously, it’s a matter of severity and cold bloodedness.

I recently asked a well-known doctor if people with high levels of responsibility in the country were able to get a good night’s sleep,

The key to the “Chilean road to Socialism” was social reforms without abandoning the constitutional framework.