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Is Cuba Next?

The reality is that the US economic embargo cannot be an excuse or justification for a six-decade-long dictatorship.

Ortega: The Americas Longest-Serving 21st Century Dictator

External pressure or internal fracture could remove him from power, but only a strong democratic opposition, without a police state, could open a transition.

A Delcy Rodriguez Wanted for Cuba

Surely on the desk in the Oval Office all the profiles of members of the Council of State and the high military chiefs are spread out.

Chile: The Perils of Psychology Treated as a Market Item

It is essential to expose the lack of regulation in clinical psychology in Chile. It should not be treated as one more marketable product.

Cuba: Reform or Blackout

I favor the least costly path that remains faithful to universal values: freedom, democracy, human rights, and the rule of law.

Trump Has Only One Option in Venezuela

Amid power vacuums and diplomatic maneuvers, Venezuela’s fate is at stake.

The Real Threat to Democracy Isn’t Populism It Is Oligarchy

The crisis of democracy does not stem from mobilized masses, but from economic elites who have learned to govern without accountability.

Wildfires and the Unsustainable Forestry Model in Chile

Until profound change occurs, these enormous wildfires will not merely be warnings, they will be our future.

Did Cuba Declare a “State of War”?

Official Cuban media circulated messages on Sunday raised questions about a possible declaration of a state of war in the country.

Does Cuba Need an Intervention?

Already enough martyrs are losing their youth in prison, and an unarmed people can no longer do anything else against the repressive forces.