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From the Sonic to the Cynical

By Francisco Arias Fernández on February 12, 2021

An interim report of the Operational Technology Division of the FBI, issued on June 4, 2017, and cited months (more…)

Argentinean President who Generated Hunger and Misery for Most Has Died

By Resumen Latinoamericano on February 14, 2021

Menem is dead, he leaves behind a monument to neoliberalism, frivolity and was responsible for the (more…)

Day Zero: How and Why Cuba Unified its Dual Currency System

By Helen Yaffe on February 10, 2021

The first of January 2021 was known as “Day Zero” in Cuba. After almost three decades of operating with a dual currency, (more…)

Pandemic Causes Poverty for 23 Million Women in Latin America and the Caribbean

February 10, 2021

Photo: Bill Hackwell

The pandemic caused a 10-year setback in the labor market in Latin America that impacted mainly on women by increasing their poverty and (more…)

Chile in Flames: The Courage of the People and the Cowardice of the Government

By Marcos Roitman Rosenmann on February 10, 2021

 

The murder of Francisco Martínez Romero, a young street artist, at the hands of the Carabineros, has set off a new (more…)

Ecuador: Facing a False Choice between Progressivism and the Indigenous Agenda

By Ollantay Itzamná on February 10, 2021

Under the umbrella of the term progressivism the different ideological-political tendencies that emerged in the last (more…)

Cuba, the Fight in Social Networks and the Pack of Haters

By Raúl Antonio Capote on February 9, 2021

Illustration by Shannon Brady

In the world of social networks, there is a despicable specimen, the hater. (more…)

Social Consensus Critical of Economic Liberalization

By Julio C. Gambina on February 9, 2021

Recent protests in Haiti

The mobilizations in Haiti against the anti-democratic maneuvers of government perpetuation, as well as the (more…)

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