The widespread protests that took place in Cuba on 11 July and continued days after made headlines about the unrest among the population. Many have rushed to blame the Cuban government, without thinking that the blame lies with the country to the North. Deisy Francis Mexidor President Joe […]
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Is organized crime tied to Haiti president’s assassination?
A convicted cocaine trafficker is among the suspects that authorities in Haiti are pursuing in connection to the middle-of-the-night murder of former President Jovenel Moïse, raising questions about whether organized crime had any role in the high-profile assault. Parker Asmann InSight Crime Rodolphe Jaar, a former drug smuggler […]
Macri denies support for social repression in Bolivia
Former Argentinian president Mauricio Macri broke his silence, two days after the scandal regarding his backing of social repression in Bolivia in 2019, he refuted the facts and claimed to be politically persecuted. Already in the international spotlight following the Bolivian government’s complaint against his support with military weapons […]
China and its own brand of capitalism
The centenary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party has just passed and the event invites much reflection. Juan Diego García Supporters of capitalism are surprised to see how China, formerly backward and humiliated by Western colonialism and Japanese fascism, has become the world’s second power with […]
Rising unemployment rides over Latin America
The arrival of Covid-19 had a deep impact in Latin America, destroying and causing instability in employment with the constant increase of unemployment, a problem that had been dragging on for years. Teyuné Díaz Díaz In the region, great wealth coexists with wide structural gaps, slow economic growth, […]
















