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Lula’s Dance with Dictators

Brazil’s president has enjoyed much international goodwill because his predecessor, Jair Bolsonaro, was so thuggish and anti-democratic.

Yesterday I went to withdraw money from the Toyo ATM and at times I thought that the fish market located thirty meters away had stocked up.

This is what Don Quixote might say if he were the owner of a small or medium sized business or an economist for a Cuban state company.

I met Vladimiro Roca in 1963. At that time I was a student-soldier at the San Julián Base located in the westernmost part of Pinar del Río.

Another “friend” of the Cuban Revolution crosses the line. This time it’s Argentinian musician Fito Paez, tired of defending the indefensible

I follow the reports on all your trips to the interior of the country and I am constantly amazed by your comments in the check-up meetings…

We’re living in a digital age that needs tech just like it needs oxygen itself, and children aren’t oblivious to its influence.

This commission couldn’t be more relevant, as Chile & other countries within the region owe a great deal when it comes to policy on the issue

The box office hit “Sound of Freedom”, has sparked controversy in the public sphere and media and not only because of the issue it addresses.

In Venezuela, the paramilitary have limitless power to exercise violence. They operate anonymously, with no controls or regulations…