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A Slight Pressure on the Lower Back

A Slight Pressure on the Lower Back By Juan Carlos Cremata Close to the waist. Like someone who invites,...
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A Wild Loop

Let’s do anything, they say, anything at all, so that history doesn’t repeat itself. Let’s write a...
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From Ramallah to Recoleta

In the film Mayor (2020), by the American David Osit, there are at least two memorable scenes:...
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The Empty House of the Homeland

On February 27, a man of the people, a pie street vendor, was unjustly fined in the...
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Should Cuba’s Central Bank continue to devalue the Cuban peso in 2021?

Cuban economic authorities took many years to prepare the monetary strategy that eliminates the convertible peso (CUC)...
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Toynbee, Gaos and the Revolutionary Analogism

Arnold Toynbee was a British historian, professor at the London School of Economics, widely read and quoted...
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Time in its Ink

When Kike Esteras, the artist born in the neighborhood of Guinardó in Barcelona, began to inject me...
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Taking Your Boobs Out in a March Is Also Important

Honestly, I don’t care that much whether they congratulate me or not on March 8. For me,...
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