The Catch-All American “Freedom of Expression” Mantra: Ask Julian Assange
By Arnold August “Freedom of expression,” and the pitfalls of the market as it is playing out in Cuba these
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Read MoreThe Panama Canal Authority completed a five billion dollar expansion in 2016, introducing a new set of locks, adding a new, wider sea lane able to haul twice as many supertankers between the Atlantic and the Pacific as before. But instead of hiring extra personnel needed to meet the increased workload, the Panama Canal simply doubled-down on the workload for existing employees, stretching them past the brink of exhaustion, and creating a deadly climate of fatigue embedded in a labor struggle on the isthmus.
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Read MoreOp-ed By Tamara Hansen On February 24, 2019, over 7.8 million Cubans voted in the country’s constitutional referendum. Of the
Read MoreThe new Cuban Constitution was affirmed by 87% of the country’s voting public on February 24, 2019, following an extensive process of public debate and popular participation. It is largely an aspirational document that seeks to move the country forward, economically and socially, while retaining socialism as the ideology of the revolution.
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