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Dan Rather: “Trump Speaks Like a Dictator”

Dan Rather chimed in about the state of affairs in US politics which he considers dire. He believes “there is no more time for silence.”

I used to have a pretty hectic life: five hours of sleep, no days off, I worked a lot. All of that changed right off the bat.

I don’t know whether you’ve seen the news, but a few days ago, a motorbike that was charging blew up. Suddenly 7 families were homeless.

Franco left his political enemies in Spain only three options: “burial, imprisonment or exile”, Somoza offered money, the stick or bullets.

Before filling out a prescription, a doctor asks the patient if they have X medicine at home. Or whether they can get hold of Y medicine.

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.