A Year Since the July 11th Explosion in Cuba
It’s civic to reclaim your rights and make them felt, to comply with responsibilities towards society that haven’t been fulfilled…
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Martin Guevara
A Young Cuban Mom that Can’t Keep Silent
Amelia’s words take on much value. She makes it clear to us that she is not a fighting person, a warrior soul, but only a mother.
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Neither Pravda nor Granma nor the NY Times
The first sacrifice that is carried out in all wars, since the beginning of time, is at the expense of the truth.
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It’s Time to Say: Enough of the Abuse!
The Diaz-Canel government brags saying that “many inside and outside the country stayed dressed for the party.”
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Unblocked / Unembargoed?
It’s curious how the GOP, the Miami Cuban leaders, and the Communist Party gov. on the island all support massive State intervention.
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Trump the Double Loser
Most US citizens were terrified of four more years of this constant hostility and poisoning of social, family and professional relationships
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Keep the USA Great… Please!
It’s funny how every last bit of intelligent life is dissipating in the Trumpist ranks, once the reserves of decency are exhausted.
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My Take on the Last Trump – Biden Debate
It was the best debate of the three, but we will never know if it was really only the least bad, because the bar was very low.
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Above All Else: Consistency and Education
I feel close to my uncle in his spiritual side, his rich character, an intellectual who takes action, a man who searches for truth within and outside of himself…
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Venezuela’s Compass and Saddlebag
Chavez and then later Maduro both had a golden opportunity to unite every socio-economic sector in Venezuela, from the most pro-government to the most opposing, to really grow into a power like Bolivar had dreamed: a power of happiness and progress.
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