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Analyst: Frustrated by system, voters turn to Sanders
Political correspondent James Hohmann has some very perceptive words about presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. The Democrat's success at the polls, he says, "is really not about…
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GOP meltdown
Republicans are running around like chickens with their heads cut off trying to figure out how to react to Donald Trump’s stunning takeover of their Grand Old Party.
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The tourists and the caricature of who we are
While the infrastructures and even legislation are moving at a snail's pace, the social adaptation to the phenomenon of massive tourism is a topic that's hardly discussed, even though…
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The spirit of the times
The author transcribes a set of headlines from the current press and lets the reader make her/his own connections and conclusions. On the personal order he concludes that the spirit of…
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The not-so-hidden injuries of class
Today, as the suicide trends show, the injuries of class are hardly hidden. They are open sores, belying all pretensions to an American Dream or to a Great Society.
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Kimberly Bautista: Seeing Cuba from the other side
The American filmmaker Kimberly Bautista discovered that Cuba is more than a kind of Caribbean Gallia standing up to the Caesars from the North. She reflects it in a documentary titled…
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Cuban doctors deserve to be honored
With their weapons of mass destruction they devastate germs and viruses, showing that it is not the will of God, but poverty and marginalization, that kills.
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‘The honey contained no drugs when it left Cuba’
With more than 45 years experience in foreign trade, Cubaexport has earned prestige among the companies in Japan, Canada, Europe and the Americas that specialize in honey, coffee, cocoa…
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Dark Capital: Panama Papers just the tip of the iceberg
Dark Capital is a big reason there is never enough tax revenue around to rebuild infrastructure, to reinvent industry, to bear the cost of transitioning to a green energy paradigm, and…
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Politics in baseball — a force play
What's interesting about politics is that, by changing some words, people can claim advances without ever changing anything. Point in fact: one year and three months after Dec. 17,…
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