With Trump's presidency all but in ashes after this week's apocalyptic midterm elections, Pope Leo XIV's Latin America tour also augurs the demise of Trump's hemispheric Donroe Doctrine. My @WLRN commentary.https://t.co/9qyk3ilclI
.@yoanisanchez, one of Cuba’s best-known independent reporters, was detained by state security amid a broader crackdown on critics.
https://t.co/niopIYBoTh
UN acknowledges receiving letter from Haitian gang leader, but says receipt "does not constitute endorsement of its contents, recognition of its author, or a position."
Also says majority of El Salvadoran troops are NOT operating under the auspices of @GSForceHaiti
Now that defeated #Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro is in Florida, fleeing investigations, his legions of fans here should recall how his father damaged their image in 2023. My @WLRN commentary.https://t.co/u7vjLhIWyh
Mi artículo de opinión publicado en @RStatecraft ya está disponible en español.👇
"A lo largo de América Latina, los líderes que alguna vez arremetieron contra Maduro se muestran hoy ansiosos por abrazar al nuevo rostro del régimen."
https://t.co/3GZt3YBlH7
Instead of wrestling with mid-term issues like affordability and immigration, #Miami is once again mudwrestling in Cuban McCarthyism. My @WLRN commentary.https://t.co/YaRge8qbwQ
@RJSanchezAballi@Gundisalvus Much like the Europeans who conquered them, from the Wars of Religion of the Renaissance to the World Wars of the 20th century. So you’re statement is hypocritical as well as racist. Congrats on the two-fer!
@Gundisalvus@RJSanchezAballi I did not say you were wrong; I was replying to Mr. Sanchez. You utterly misread the column, but thanks for reading it, which is more than Mr. Sanchez ever does. Either way, I want to thank you both for bringing more attention to it. Always appreciated.
@RJSanchezAballi@Gundisalvus Wrong. Most Latin American countries have long used either Dia de la Raza or variations on the multicultural theme, such as Dia de la Nacion Pluricultural, Dia de las Culturas or Encuentro de Dos Mundos.
@Gundisalvus@RJSanchezAballi Not at all, sir. As my article points out, some call it Columbus Day, others call it Indigenous People’s Day; Latinos often call it Día de la Raza. I would imagine you’d agree that in America people are free to call the day whatever they wish, depending on how they view it, no?