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Revolutionary Collectivism and the Cuban National Identity

Generations of Cubans emerged conditioned to accept an immutable political order vertically imposed by the State.

Regarding the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria on December 8, two major binary narratives have emerged to explain what happened.

I’ve attended the last 35 Festivals almost without interruption, and the decline began with the reduction in screening venues.

Cuba is not alone in its misfortune within what Martí aptly named “Our America.” A similar situation is unfolding in Ecuador…

How far will the insane new absolutist experiment of the Ortega-Murillo couple and “co-presidents” of Nicaragua go?

Axel Kaiser may attempt to disguise his supremacist rhetoric with a critique of leftist ideologies and political correctness. But deep down…

Words of the author upon receiving an honorary doctorate from the University of Guadalajara, Mexico on December 4, 2024.

If the young man had earned what he has through his own legitimate effort, I would feel admiration. But we all know that’s not the case…

The government is not obliged to be accountable for its poor management. In dictatorships, administrative accountability doesn’t exist legally

What can Mexico do in its dealings with Donald Trump? It can show its strength. And it has plenty.