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The Lebanese Disaster

Before a Civil War engulfed the country from 1975 to 1990 Lebanon was called the Switzerland of the East. Today we have the Lebanese disaster.

The rushed laws are based on the regime’s urgency to adapt the Cuban and Venezuelan “model” of repressive authoritarianism to Nicaragua.

I’m writing about an event that took place on August 24 in the middle of Tokyo. at the Members’ Office Building of House of Representatives.

In Cuba, the Government uses mind control to alter the state of mind of its “citizens”. In this way, they can influence and manipulate them.

Tony Bui’s movie the “Three Seasons” is a must-see in Cuba. We discover a landscape of lotus flowers without the smoke of bombs….

Women Forging New Political Paths in Nicaragua, assuming new leadership roles with little concrete recognition after the April Rebellion.

A simple analysis of the criminal policy of the Ortega-Murillo regime, in the last month, gives an idea of the fragility and despair it faces.

The author believes Cubans shouldn’t be waiting for a vaccine to rescue them. He has questions and ideas for coping with Covid-19.

In April, I commented that Cuba could have prevented all of this if it had closed its border in time. Today, somebody owes us an apology

The hand with a firm grip. The period of the pandemic has multiplied the feeling of oppressiveness for Cubans.