Argentina embraces progressive hope with challenges on the horizon
Op-Ed Juan Pablo VacatelloFrom Washington, D.C. A few seconds past 9:00 PM last October 27, the outgoing administration of Mauricio
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Op-Ed
The Bolivarian Revolution and the Warmongering “Pacifists”
The “pacifist” anecdotal view – ignoring the actual current war against Venezuela while latching on to “military intervention” as the sole criterion for war – finds its origins in Washington, DC’s very own warmongers themselves.
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La Cuba socialista decide: el voto de los y las cubanas aprueba con fuerte apoyo la nueva Constitución
El 24 de febrero de 2019 más de 7,8 millones de cubanos y cubanas votaron en el referendo constitucional del país. De los y las cubanas que votaron, 86.85% dijeron “SÍ” a la nueva constitución con solo 9% de rechazo a la opción “NO”.
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Socialist Cuba Decides: Cubans Vote in Full Force to Approve the New Constitution
Op-ed By Tamara Hansen On February 24, 2019, over 7.8 million Cubans voted in the country’s constitutional referendum. Of the
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Cuban Constitution of 2019
The 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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The U.S.’ Refusal of Entry to Arnold August Is a Dangerous Precedent for All Activists
On March 16, 2019, more than 1000 activists from across the U.S. gathered in Washington, DC for the “U.S Hands Off Venezuela!” demonstration. However, Canadian journalist Arnold August was not one of them – earlier in the day he was unjustly denied entry into the United States at U.S. Customs and Immigration in the Montreal Airport.
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