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Sunday’s Elections in Venezuela

The Chavistas organized this election to take control of the legislature. To date, it’s the only branch of power not under their domination.

First, let’s open the road. If we do that, there’ll be time and institutions enough for those who want water to fill their own cups.

We need a counterattack that is based upon finally implementing the economic reforms put off for a decade. We need more than empty words.

The San Isidro Movement (MSI) is everywhere right now in Cuba: on social media, in people’s conversations on the street and even on TV.

The temperature of the repression in Cuba has risen like a fever during the days of the pandemic. It’s a systematic, cellular fever.

Recent days have been quite tense in Havana. Events in the San Isidro neighborhood of Old Havana and at the Ministry of Culture were a jolt.

This week our team addresses what has come to be called a period of new normality in Cuba. Cartoon Feature from El Toque

The great events that mark political change in humanity’s history often haven’t been determined by organizations or sophisticated programs.

Urgent Call to Preserve the Lives of the Hunger Strikers at the Headquarters of the San Isidro Movement in Havana, Cuba.

I followed the US elections the same way I followed the series Fargo. In desperation: what will happen when the cop catches the murderer?