The End of a Historical Cycle in Chile
What was expected in Chile has happened; for the second consecutive time, a constitutional proposal has been rejected.
Opinion
Cuba Without Food, but Has Spies
After the Socialist Camp collapsed in 1991, and with Cuba’s unstoppable economic crisis, the battle to get food is ordinary Cubans’ main priority
Cuba Has No Rule of Law or Separation of Powers
There aren’t any constitutional safeguards in Cuba and abuse of power will continue in every decision-making process.
The Eggs Are Here
What can we expect on the table for Christmas and New Years? At the moment they offer us the fear of attacks by Florida gunmen and aliens.
Either They Don’t Govern or Govern with Their Hands Tied
The offensive launched against Arrevalo foreshadows the tensions his government will experience when they come to power.
Guatemala: The Coup of Impotency
Those who are currently destabilizing Guatemala have no capacity to form a government. And they are well aware of it.
The Cuban Regime’s Scriptwriters No Longer Scare Anyone
There was a time when official stories were better constructed or perhaps we were more gullible.
A Cuban’s View of the Assault on Gaza
One of those who helped most to create that monster called Hamas was Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu himself.
The Cuban Government’s Terrorist List
The list adds media and social network personalities from the Cuban community living in the US for inciting sedition and disorder.
In Nicaragua, Thinking Is a Serious Crime
In Nicaragua, expressing an opinion contrary to the government, or one of its policies, is punishable by prison or forced exile.