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Will the Experts Fail as the Independents did in Chile?

The role of political parties, civil society organizations and the media should be to strongly contribute to citizen education.

What this version of Pinocchio denounces is not the childhood lie of the survivor but the post-truth of the caudillo (strongman).

Although the end of the year doesn’t bode well for the average Cuban, many will try to get joy out of it. Resilience is part of our DNA.

The “fast-track teachers” that began to be trained at the beginning of this century have been followed by all kinds of pedagogical projects.

We Cubans shouldn’t have to go on supporting “this” and from here, I’m daring to recommend a “dignified death” for the whole process.

Here, unanimity is nearly the law, and every time some program or project comes up for “debate,” there’s nearly no debate.

Let’s not complain since things could get worse on the island. A whale could accidently snag the undersea cable coming from Venezuela…

I’d received a call the day before. I didn’t answer because I was doing something important. I received a message soon afterwards…

A new Constitution needs to represent the vast majority of Chile, so they vote in a referendum with an overwhelming majority.

Minister of Economy Alejandro Gil has done it again. Without any basis he told the National Assembly that 2023 will be a prosperous year.