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Maduro Follows the Footsteps of Daniel Ortega & Kim Jong-un

There has never been in Venezuela such a fierce and sustained repressor of the working class and its leaders as the so-called worker-president

Today I appropriate a short and lapidary phrase that we hear daily in the voice of feminist movements around the world: Not One More!

Even though I thought I was ready for anything at 62 years old – which I turn today -, I must admit that I never expected to see…

It seems like déjà vu. Once again, the Cuban government “has summoned” those who drive state vehicles to pick up passengers.”

I ask here what makes Chileans so afraid and what consequences this might have on the constitutional process that is currently underway…

Being a woman in Nicaragua means living as a prisoner in your own space; living with fear, in silence, with your mind and hands tied.

“I need a sponsor, whatever the cost,” a neighbor who has plenty of gray hair and lacks resources told me, looking at me without blinking.

We must understand that the Constitutional debate isn’t only based on which sector has the votes needed to approve or reject proposals.

Now the Stolipin Institute of Economic Growth of Russia will participate in the preparation of a transformation program for the Cuban economy

What allowed Ortega to become the new Somoza, is officials’ acceptance of servility for perks needed to carry out the dictatorship’s crimes.