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First-Hand Account of Events in Bolivia, Not What Many Think

The following account of events in Bolivia are by Harry Stewart, living in La Paz over the last seven years.

The Crisis in Bolivia and Nicaragua: Similarities and Differences

Carlos F. Chamorro looks at the similarities and differences in the civic rebellions in Bolivia and Nicaragua.

Daniel Ortega’s Socialism

With the crisis in Nicaragua, the true anti-poor nature of Daniel Ortega’s regime has been more clearly visible.

Nicaragua in Front of the Bolivian Mirror

The Bolivian protests played a key part, followed by the OAS report documenting the fraud, but the final push was given by the armed forces.

Nicaragua: What Opposition, for What Changes?

Sociology student Harley Morales Pon gives his view on some of the challenges facing the Nicaraguan opposition forces.

Watch Out! Cuban Animal Protectors are in the Streets

Cuban animal protectors congregated at the entrance of the Canine Observation Center, better known as Zoonosis. This time, without official permits… (16 photos)

What Will I Buy Myself at Cuba’s New Dollar Stores?

The Cuban government’s new economic measure of introducing foreign currency bank accounts suits me just great. Read why.

If Bolivia Could Depose Evo Morales, why hasn’t Nicaragua Succeeded?

What Bolivia succeeded in doing in 20 days of social pressure, Nicaragua has failed to do over a much longer time. The author explores why.

Spanish King and Queen will Play Hide and Seek in Cuba

Their Majesties will be coming to Cuba in light of the 500th anniversary of the city of Havana, but won’t take part in the official celebrations.

Diaz-Canel Drives Feudal Socialism Home in 21st Century Cuba

Nothing has changed in essence since the State’s monopoly control over domestic and foreign trade was established in Cuba during the 1960s…