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Cuba: The Rebellion of the ‘Clarias’: Cracks in the Regime

If the Prosecutor’s Office announcement about charges against Alejandro Gil was a “smokescreen,” it backfired badly.

The historic conviction of Jair Bolsonaro and the military for the attempted coup in 2023 has not stopped those who supported it…

It seems they want to repeat the story: that a top government official does whatever he pleases while his superiors know nothing.

Many people in Chile and Latin America share left-wing ideas but feel an emotional rejection toward the parties that promote them.

El Toque’s Representative Currency Exchange Rate fills a need as the Cuban gov. maintains an “official” exchange rate that defies reality.

Elian, you’re no longer a child, the innocent gleam in your eyes from 25 years ago is gone.

Observing this process with political maturity would be far more useful than celebrating other people’s victories as if they were our own.

The clash between these young people and those in power is inevitable and is getting closer every day.

These are the barbarities that survivors of Nayib Bukele’s prison system in El Salvador witnessed: torture and death.

The real power of Peru’s political system lies in Congress, where various groups divide it up in more or less equal portions.