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Public, free education must remain untouchable
In Cuba there are quasi-sacred matters that should remain immovable, untouchable. One of those things is free education.
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Bullets on the impeachment inquiry
Donald Trump is a criminal. And not just any criminal. He is a sociopath with the power to make his cruel designs come true on a grand scale.
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There’s still a ways to go…
Economic policy ideas in areas of great importance for Cuba's future have been more palliative and delayed when it comes to unlocking the multiple bottlenecks that persist.
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The Republicans against the Republic
Benjamin Franklin was asked what form of government had been agreed to. His answer: “A Republic, if you can keep it.”
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The pendulum of Latin American politics
Everything indicates that the recent coup against Evo Morales in Bolivia is part of plans carefully woven by the U.S. and its allies of the Latin American right to reverse the so-called…
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Donald Trump has no defense, but he owns a political party
The Republican defense of Donald Trump is a lot flimsier than that put up by Johnny Cochran for O.J. Simpson in his trial twenty-five years ago.
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The urgencies of the CUC and everything else
It is a stressful moment for the Cuban economy. A depreciation of the convertible peso in the second economy might increase tensions in the first.
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Where are they now?
Where are the Obama era millionaires from Miami now? They should be leading the charge against an administration willing to sink an island in order to get its way.
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Dark money, dark souls
The Reactionary Right has managed to bring about a lot of its agenda. But not all. Resistance and reversal are possible.
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Republicans on the verge of a nervous breakdown
The GOP, traditionally a party of conservative tailored suits and starched shirts, is acting like a bunch of 1960s radicals. And they're failing at it.
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