Slavoj Žižek Has Given Us the Order
It was irresponsible of the international community to trust that the USSR’s collapse would automatically give birth to democracy…
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Opinion
Cuba: The Women Prisoners of the Dictatorship
Cuban women protest the absence of human, civil, political rights, and freedoms of all kinds.
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The Nicaraguan Crisis Demands a Bold Regional Response
The democratic governments of Latin America should establish a Friends of Nicaragua group to contribute to a democratic transition.
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Home Run Propaganda and the World Baseball Classic
Cuba’s participation in the fifth World Baseball Classic is a game of power and politics that is played on a diamond full of surprises.
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El Salvador’s Bukele Blends Populism and Authoritarianism
Anyone who challenges Bukele’s power risks being subjected to smear campaigns waged by an army of communications advisors and trolls.
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The Imprisoned Nicaraguan Bishop
They accused him of “destabilizing the Nicaraguan State and attacking the constitutional authorities.” His words rang out like exorcisms…
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Cuban Press Day: What Can We Celebrate?
I can say that the island is experiencing one of the darkest periods in its history of social communication and freedom of thought.
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WBC: Team Cuba Does Not Belong to the Dictatorship
If we were an intelligent opposition we would arrive at the stadium with Cuban flags and posters of “Patria y Vida”
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From Chile: Stereotypical Masculinity & Drug Consumption
It’s important to view the phenomenon of drug consumption as the heir of a forced hegemonic masculinity that oppresses women…
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Mexico and Brazil’s Double Standards in their Foreign Policy
The ambiguous foreign policies of Brazil and Mexico, and erratic in the case of the latter, give the impression of a lack of principles…
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