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Chile’s Trains at the Crossroads of Historic & Poetic Memory

A network of modern trains from the State Railway System is no longer just a reason for legitimate complaint and understandable nostalgia…

This week, President Miguel Díaz-Canel was the protagonist of several memes and jokes due to some unfortunate words that he spoke in English.

Currently, the dense fog of the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship does not allow to see more options inside the country.

The Cuban economy is not only more chaotic than ever, but it is underwater in a sea of debt and unproductiveness.

Ortega and Murillo do not only want absolute control of all institutions, but they also seek to erase all forms of dissidence.

It’s important to expose proposals that want to come off as rebellious, but are in fact extremely conservative.

Dora Maria makes them uncomfortable. Her dignity. Her consistency. Because she won’t give in, she won’t sell out, she won’t surrender.

The Cuban Government consolidates the ways of administering power. Cybersecurity was identified as a priority for the Cuban state.

The tendency is clear. The ballot boxes are speaking, be it with opposing criteria or with silence, which over time says even more.

Words of gratitude on the occasion of Dora María Téllez being awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the Sorbonne Nouvelle University in Paris.