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On Wars So Human and So Inhumane

Both have their reasons, but the reasons evaporate when the bombs explode and people die by the thousands, be they civilians or soldiers.

The artists of Matraca draw this week about the food crisis in Cuba, about hunger, begging and building collapses in Havana.

Any attempt to protest the current slavery situation is brutally repressed by law enforcement forces (slaves too but paid a little better).

The Latin American left is divided into at least three blocs: the dogmatic, the Machiavellian, and the democratic.

I couldn’t help but wonder: How many more collapses will there be until the much-needed and urgent GREAT COLLAPSE finally happens?

As a descendant of Jews, I am ashamed to read people who celebrate or omit the criminal actions of the State of Israel & what Hamas has done.

With the increased emigration, many mothers have found themselves forced to make difficult decisions for their families’ wellbeing.

Once again, the FSLN is making the mistake of seeing the struggle of the Indigenous Peoples of the Caribbean as an opposition struggle…

Every time somebody invites me out for an unexpected coffee, a formal lunch or a surprise party, I ask: “where are you going and when?”

To recapitalize its power system, the government must decentralize its economic model and resolve its political differences with the USA.