Global South

The incident created by more than 1,000 Cuban emigrants who are marooned in Costa Rica has caused a big stir. This event constitutes a problem a lot more complex and widespread than…
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Just as big fish eat little fish and lions prey on antelope, there is no moral shame in the U.S. government trying to undermine, destabilize or get rid of democratically elected…
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Mauricio Macri, a right-wing businessman from one of Argentina's richest families, is running for president in elections this Sunday. His slogan is "Let's Change." The question then…
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For the past several days, more than 1,000 Cubans have been in Costa Rica, intending to travel to the U.S. After they were violently barred from crossing the border into Nicaragua, most…
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If Marco Rubio in fact becomes the Republican nominee, and beyond the evident asset represented by his bilingualism, he will have to explain several things to the Hispanic community,…
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Latin America has stood against the current that has been dominant on the international stage for decades. After suffering the effects of that current, some governments have rebelled…
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When Puerto Rico failed to pay its debt, the first time in more than a century as a colony, it exceeded the largest municipal default in U.S. history. Unlike other U.S. public entities,…
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Evo Morales Ayma recalls one of his conversations with Fidel Castro in an article published Monday (Aug. 17) in the Argentine newspaper Página 12.
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Brazil's problem is that on top of the worsening external conditions, the government piled a series of policy decisions that weakened the economy.
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Puerto Rico, one of a handful of western colonies remaining in the world and the United States’ largest colony, suffers from its current fiscal crisis because of its 117 year-old,…
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