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.
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Opinion
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.
Features
Thirty Dollars to Destroy Nature, One Dollar to Protect It
For every dollar the world invests in protecting nature, it spends 30 dollars on destroying it, according to a study released Thursday.
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Elections this Sunday, February 1, in Costa Rica
What we know is that this advantage comes mainly from converting undecided voters into supporters of Fernandez.
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Cuba’s Supreme Court Confirms Life Sentence for Gil
The ruling puts an end to two appeals in a case that mixed economic crimes, leaks about Venezuela, and espionage.
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Havana’s 26th Avenue Zoo in These Times
I noticed many species have dwindled. I didn’t see the hippopotamus nor the exotic birds. The little monkeys were also gone. (13 photos)
