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Is Cuba Really on the Path Toward Decentralization?

The decree, as is common in some Cuban laws, is not specific on key concepts such as gradualness, stages, exceptionality, resources,” etc.

Ortega: The Americas Longest-Serving 21st Century Dictator

External pressure or internal fracture could remove him from power, but only a strong democratic opposition, without a police state, could open a transition.

A Delcy Rodriguez Wanted for Cuba

Surely on the desk in the Oval Office all the profiles of members of the Council of State and the high military chiefs are spread out.

A Warning to Mexico to Halt Its Oil Shipments to Cuba?

Reuters and Politico cite high-level sources on an imminent escalation of pressure from the USA to block any delivery of crude to the Island.

What Would Be Needed During a Transition in Cuba?

I didn’t want to hide behind the “I’m an artist” thing to say certain things. Many told me: “Criticize but let your characters do it.”

Gasoline Reaches 750 Pesos ($1.50 USD) per Liter in Havana

Pots and pans are heard clattering in Havana protesting power outages lasting up to 13 hours, and it’s much worse in the provinces.

Rural Cuba Is Emptying Out

The disparities in the allocation of public resources directly affect the quality of life of rural communities & fuel a migratory hemorrhage.

Chile: The Perils of Psychology Treated as a Market Item

It is essential to expose the lack of regulation in clinical psychology in Chile. It should not be treated as one more marketable product.

Cuba: Reform or Blackout

I favor the least costly path that remains faithful to universal values: freedom, democracy, human rights, and the rule of law.

Trump Has Only One Option in Venezuela

Amid power vacuums and diplomatic maneuvers, Venezuela’s fate is at stake.

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