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The Dangerous Job of Being a Mayor Under a Dictatorship

The Mayors’ dilemma: toe the line or to stick your hand in – they are permanently on the verge of disgrace or imprisonment.

If you can hold a public vigil for your favorite reggaeton singer’s health, you can also do it for those suffering in prison…

A Harris victory would offer a more favorable scenario both economically and politically for US-Latin America relations. Read why.

It is customary in modern nation-states to honor the memory of their first presidents, but socialist Cuba is a notable exception.

The New Communication Law: greater censorship disguised as an improvement in the island’s communication system.

Let’s prepare for this scene in the coming days: Cuban State Security spokespersons will appear on television…

Humberto’s situation reflected the dispute over power and the correlation of forces between Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.

During all the time the state was so powerful, it recited that the owner of all things human and divine was the people.

The onslaught of dictatorships poses a challenge to the international community: to preserve the last reserve of all freedoms.

Obviously, this is not the reality of Cuban women in Cuba, as most women in this country have much more important things to focus on.