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Impunity in Cuba Will Also Expire

Perhaps on July 11, 2021, a telepathic phenomenon spread throughout Cuba as thousands of people took to the streets of their towns & cities.

Blaming United States hostility towards Cuba for all the ills afflicting the island has become a manic exercise of the Cuban political elite.

We should recognize that the Nicaraguan opposition has done an excellent job of denouncing and exerting political influence, however…

The Oropouche virus, the new mosquito-borne disease variant, continues to spread uncontrollably in Cuba.

In Venezuela, only 26.6% of women use contraceptives due to shortages, low income or lack of sex education.

My brother, Pedro Joaquin Chamorro, writes of his one year, seven months & eighteen days in Nicaragua’s “El Chipote” jail & under house arrest

Some time ago, I read that in societies under totalitarian rule, either dissidence or delinquency develops.

In the official “summer mode,” people do not stay at home with a candle or a generator to overcome the blackouts.

Despite its rapid failure, the military rebellion this week in Bolivia will have political consequences for the country.

It would strengthen learning from a much more systemic and comprehensive perspective, through environmental, civic, and financial education.