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The Death of Municipal Autonomy in Nicaragua

Why does the same person who signed the restoration of municipal autonomy in 1987 now endorse its abolition?

It didn’t appear on Cuba’s National TV News, but on social media, the recent words of former Uruguayan President Jose Mujica gained traction.

History runs its course, but in the end, Murillo’s Constitution will be repudiated, just like its creators, and they will not be eternal.

Those in power in Cuba, in order to maintain their prerogatives, insist on the irrevocability of the system.

Argentina was the only country to vote against such an important resolution to prevent and eliminate violence against women and girls.

Nearly two months after rumors of his death, Raul Castro, the real decision-maker in Cuba, finally made a public appearance this week.

With the appointment of Marco Rubio, Mexico’s new president Claudia Sheinbaum will be faced with a fundamental question regarding Cuba.

No one is going to come to save the island, not the Mexicans, not the Russians, Not the Venezuelans, Not the Chinese…

Last December, I stood at the border wall in Arizona, near the Lukeville port of entry, and watched a Fox News cameraman in action.

The new power born in the United States with president-elect Donald Trump is essentially a personality-centered power.