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Fatherhood Open to Emotional Vulnerability

The consequences of an upbringing that denies emotional vulnerability is plain to see, repressed men spend their lives blocking feelings.

Beyond the propaganda in my childhood, Moscow was like a huge bear that held up, hugged tightly, and controlled the Island.

Lula’s government of Brazil is lobbying in the OAS to “soften” the resolution on human rights violations in Nicaragua.

Enough. There are more than a thousand political prisoners, and millions experiencing hardships due to the debauchery of a few.

The travesty is another testimony of the murky mechanisms of power that move within and around the Guatemala’s institutions.

Inflation and the high cost of living, the result of an international situation of recession, has eroded the government of President Boric.

More than an interest in a slow and systematic advance, Cubans are typically eager to sweep everything away in order to remake it differently

The cultural policy of the Revolution is clear on the subject of freedom of content in artistic expression. Fidel Castro said it all in 1961.

Demanding freedom for journalist Victor Ticay, and a call to the international press to condemn the Ortega dictatorship.

The installation of a new Constitutional Council in Chile, generates mixed feelings for those who participated in the first process.