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What’s the Play Called?

The orchestrated process of the Cuban elections has begun. The official list of candidates for deputies has already been written.

God writes the lines of freedom crookedly, but with the right letters. And this is only the first page. The best pages are yet to come.

Ortega is a loyal disciple of Fidel Castro, who utilized the dissenters imprisoned during Cuba’s 2003 Black Spring as tokens of exchange.

Since the so-called transition in Peru, from 2001 onwards, little or nothing has mattered about the election of numerous different presidents.

More than a quarter of a million Cubans abandoned the island last year, and the vast majority were young people, many of them highly educated.

Crossing borders, embarking on a journey which you only know the beginning but not the end, while you accept an uncertain future…

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.”