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Return to Ithaca: a Bitter Toast to Meeting Again

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.

It goes without saying that TV reports are pointing the finger at peoples’ illegal activities, and not at the State.

The shortage led the Government to suspend one of the pillars of its propaganda: the “massive” parade for International Worker’s Day on 5/1.

History entered our homes, and turning back is no longer possible. As a friend put it: “That country won’t return.”

After first announcing the celebration would go on as usual despite the crisis, Miguel Diaz Canel has now gone to a Plan B.

Years ago Diaz Canel had already made it clear the Cuban Communist Party would not allow any candidates considered “counter-revolutionaries”.