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Can Civil Resistance Defeat a Dictatorship?

Erica Chenoweth: “Non-violent movements are more inclusive; but they require greater organization.” “They fail when the State divides them.”

Cuba’s Dual Currency Isn’t the Only Obstacle, not by a longshot. Farm production over the last five years is enough proof.

Social Indiscipline or Extreme Passion? Aurelio Pedroso writes about a conversation with a friend in the room rent by the hour business.

Renewed Anti-Ortega Graffiti Reflects “Coordinated” Strategy. It suprised the government and led a further crackdown.

Moreno Fraginals recently celebrated his first centenary. I say the first, because he left works that make him present today.

Exile in the same language but its not always accepted as such. Language can be unity, but also an opposition, even within the same language,

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Live in Havana. Aurelio Pedroso tells us about the difference between night and day in the Cuban capital.

A strong alliance is needed in Nicaragua for truth and transparency to prevail over government repression and negligence.

Help for Cuban Filmmaker Victor Alfonso Cedeno. He publishes a moving letter describing the entire process of his illness.

Dr. Adrian de la Paz shoots more than a hundred shots every morning in the Havana neighborhood he serves. His pistol never stops smoking.