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What Does It Matter if it’s May 1st or 5th?

Parades were supposed to be held across the country, but the handful of people in each of these were a joke more than anything else.

Added to the low profits that tobacco producers obtain today is the sale of some 270 tractors essential for their work in US dollar prices.

The greatest challenge we Cubans face is not only to overthrow the dictatorship, but to know how to build a democratic country tomorrow…

If we proceed to eliminate as opponents all those who at some point in their lives were Sandinistas or Somocistas… who is left?

For the visiting foreign delegations, Cuba is a theme park, a spectacle. As such, it requires a designed-to-order distorted gaze.

Return to Ithaca explores the conflicts arising when looking at the past, both for those who left and for those who decided to stay.

Government media have kept quiet about such incidents. However, keeping quiet and looking the other way doesn’t make the crime disappear…

Carlos F. Chamorro: “Doing journalism under a dictatorship, continuing to report and tell the truth, is an act of resistance.”

Elections will be held this Sunday in Chile to elect members of a Constitutional Council in the process to draft a new constitution.

The Bogota Summit was less about democratizing the country and more about eliminating the measures that weigh on the Maduro dictatorship.