By Ernesto Estévez Rams on March 30, 2022
Our horizon is not national sovereignty. National sovereignty is a necessary but not sufficient condition. We are not interested in a sovereign and prosperous country for a nova-bourgeois minority, no matter how sovereign it may feel and how willing, if that is possible, to defend national independence. (more…)
Gustavo A Maranges on March 31, 2022
During the last month there has been an increase in the coverage by news agencies on migration issues related to Cuba. One of the facts behind this trend is related to the need for a transit visa for Cubans in Panama and Costa Rica. (more…)
By Yaimi Ravelo on March 30, 2022
photo: Yaimi Ravelo
Havana, March 30 – The call for the 30th Havana International Book Fair 2022 was made official this afternoon at a press conference at the International Press Center (IPC). (more…)
By Alejandra Garcia on March 31, 2022
Alberto Fujimori
Over the past two weeks, Peru has been reliving a fear from the past with the distinct possibility of seeing Dictator Alberto Fujimori free again. Thirteen days ago, the country’s Constitutional Court reactivated a 2017 humanitarian pardon granted to him because he was now old and ill. (more…)
By Sergio Rodríguez Gelfenstein
Cordoba, statue to the 650 Argentine troops killed in the Malvinas War. photo: Bill Hackwell
In 1982 I was in Nicaragua. It was the first years of the Sandinista revolution and I was working in the Army. One day in April, someone whose name I unfortunately could not remember asked me if I was willing to go to the Malvinas to fight alongside the Argentine people in the struggle to recover the islands from British colonial rule. (more…)
By David Brooks on March 28, 2022
Madeleine Albright, “the cost was worth it”
Joe Biden promised that “America is back”, and well, we must recognize that promises have been kept: the United States is back, and back, and back again. (more…)
By Ramzy Baroud on March 24, 2022
How the tables have turned. A high-level US delegation visited Venezuela on March 5, hoping to repair economic ties with Caracas. Venezuela, one of the world’s poorest countries partly due to US-Western sanctions is, for once, in the driving seat, capable of alleviating an impending US energy crisis if dialogue with Washington continues to move forward. (more…)
By Tanya Wadhwa on March 28, 2022
tens of thousands march in Buenos Aires in memory of the coup. Photo: @dicoluciano
On March 24, on the Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice, after a pause of two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of thousands of Argentines took to the streets across the country to pay homage to the victims of the last military dictatorship. (more…)