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Cuban Policies Move to the Rhythm of Russian Demands

The Kremlin does not give support without asking for something in return and these are times of direct requests and excessive demands.

I never imagined that, with the sunlight, a dark moment in my life would begin. I got up to splash water on my face and saw my mouth strange.

I believe it is not the grandiose and demagogic speeches that will change the country’s economy…

The kidnapping of Lieutenant Colonel Ronald Ojeda violates Chilean sovereignty in an unjustified and unprovoked aggression.

They were located in a known dangerous area and may have died as a result of a drone attack by the US Africa Command on February 15th.

In memory of Mario Chanes de Armas, the longest-held Cuban political prisoner in contemporary history.

Someone I love says that Donald Trump is the hungriest person in the Universe. Hunger is not only a physical issue derived from lack of food.

It is hard to believe that in the year 2024 there are local governments in Chile that explicitly promote abuse in their communities.

A tragic constant in Latin American history that “made its heroes victims, its wise men outcasts, and its honorable men pariahs.”

When those who occupy the seats in the spheres of power are a minority, they can only maintain their prevalence through force…