Beyond the conflict in Ukraine
Beyond the events that led to the current fighting, what we are seeing, once again, is a war in which the casualties are suffered in countries labeled as peripheral by world powers
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Unemployment
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has calculated that the average time of unemployment of people who have been declared redundant in their previous job is statistically higher than that of the rest of the unemployed
The Science I learned from Fidel
When I think of the first time I became aware of Fidel as something more than a reference to my parents or school, I guess it in that farewell speech to those killed in the crime of Barbados.
Winners and losers
In societies where the concept of "winners" and "losers" prevail, it is difficult to survive as a loser
In black and white
A relentless struggle must be waged, on the economic, social and cultural planes, against racism that persists, despite the immense efforts of the Revolution
Universal despicable issues
They always point to the symptoms, never the systemic causes that generate them. Gender violence is a good example of this.
The communicational battle
The communicational battle is not won in the media, but at school. This certainty and the fact that we are living in the era of digital socialization of information should raise the question of whether it is necessary or not to introduce in our school curricula, in a more rigorous way, elements of semiotics and other related subjects -although such relation is not visible at plain sight-, such as art appreciation
In Lenin there are many Lenins, all of them necessary
Lenin rethought himself many times, more than those who wanted to reduce his thought to commandments, published in rehashes that, using his words, denied him, want to admit. In Lenin there are many Lenins, all communists, all necessary
Censures and Fears
Those who hate life need every corner to remind them of death
Resurrection
Karl Marx, born May 5, 1818, has been buried so many times that his resuscitation threatens to become an everyday occurrence
