From Persecution to Acceptance? The History of LGBT Rights in Cuba
Since the Cuban Revolution of 1959, the island nation has received low scores in many human rights indices for reported
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Beloved Elderly Women No More
For decades, the Argentine human rights group, Madres de Plaza de Mayo (Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo), has been
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Re: “Cuba Outages Point To Infrastructure Flaws”
Dear Editor, Your September 12 article, “Cuba outages point to infrastructure flaws,” accurately discusses how widespread and systematic power outages
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Peace Talks With Terrorists – Declarations of Santos
On September 4, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos unveiled more details about the peace talks with the Revolutionary Armed Forces
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Russia VS. USA: Economic Cold War
The current economic competition between the Russian Federation and the United States in the Western Hemisphere bears striking similarity to
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Chinese Interest in Latin America’s Growth
China’s interest in Latin America is a fairly new phenomenon that has developed with the past decade. Since April 2000
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