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The Motherhood Labyrinth: Guilt is Our Minotaur

When we stop aspiring for complete control and see ourselves as human, we also open the doors to empathy and self-love.

The dictatorship knows that while the cauldron of hope still boils, there’ll be heat enough to keep the seeds of change alive.

The Social Communication law tries to silence the citizenry to prevent their cries from leaving power deaf.

Right-wing populists with more-or-less overt authoritarian leanings have won big in many recent elections, Latin America has caught on.

While Colombia and Panama are clearly actors in this plan, I worry that it promotes US interests over those of Colombia and Panama.

The Cuban government seems to have found the oxygen it needed in the face of the country’s economic suffocation and the growing discontent.

The President of Ecuador signed on Wednesday morning, May 17, the decree to dissolve the National Assembly.

Nicaragua is left with no opposition leaders, critical voices, or independent media. The Ortega regime has swept them all away.

Castro turned the agrarian reform into one of his main points of reference. At the international level, others tried to copy it…

The Díaz-Canel regime is bankrupt and that to save what remains of Castroism it is capable of auctioning off the Island piece by piece.