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Cuba’s Medical Missions: A Modern Form of Slavery?

Cuban doctors go with State Security agents, they must hand over their diplomas, and their families remain in Cuba, hostages of the State

Costa Rica shouldn’t be an accomplice to Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo’s violations of their peoples’ human rights.

Few situations generate more self-censorship and insincere performances in Cubans than when facing a camera and a microphone.

The time for tepid measures has ended. After such a damning report, action must be taken with greater determination. Experts offer a roadmap.

Even President Gabriel Boric has joined a demand that at first glance might seem like a mere request for the restitution of a stolen sculpture

This week, new fuel prices came into effect in Cuba, a 500% increase, which was already known to be coming, but had been postponed.

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.