Beginning in December 1951, Ernesto “Che” Guevara took a nine-month break from medical school to travel by motorcycle through Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Venezuela. One of his goals was gaining practical experience with leprosy. On the night of his twenty-fourth birthday, Che was at La Colonia de San Pablo in Peru swimming across the river to join the lepers.[Read More…]
[The first part 1 of this article addressed the need for Cuba’s participation in conflicts in Zaire, the Congo and Guinea-Bissau during the 1960s to remain concealed for over three decades. It covered the background to the struggles, what Cubans found in Africa, the role of race relations in Cuba’s campaigns, and the recruitment of doctors. This Part 2 explores[Read More…]
The biggest problem for families in Cuba these days is the financial difficulties caused by the United States blockade. It has not been removed even though diplomatic relations were established following former President Obama’s visit to Cuba. This is due to, among other things, the fact that there are laws that have to be repealed by the US Congress. So[Read More…]
So frequently is the word ‘freedom’ employed in the political vernacular, it has come to mean whatever the listener desires. For Mr. Trump, it is one word in the volcanic plume countering a society’s rhythm, designed to attract attention. That he has garnered in spades, enough to win him the highest office in the land. To many freedom is[Read More…]
Co Dependence Day 
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Should Shudras And Dalits Suffer In The Age Of George Floyd? 
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The 21st Century’s Time Of The Great Plague; A Long Overdue Cleansing And Purification Of The World 
Criminalising Journalism: Australia’s National Security Craze 
Dropping “Fair” from Fair & Lovely: Can we change the mindset? 
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Mahatma Gandhi, Race and Caste 
End Police Atrocities and Restore Public Health System 
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Anti Terrorism Bill in Philippines and Shrinking Spaces for Democracy 
Breaking the labouring back 
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Killing Koalas: The Promise of Extinction Down Under 
Democratic Anarchy will Build the Best Life Possible 
India/China Clash and South Asia: Discordant Mindsets, Changing Dynamics and the Way Forward 
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Tearing Down the Idols of Colonialism: Why Tunisia, Africa Must Demand French Apology 
Trump’s Record on Foreign Policy: Lost Wars, New Conflicts and Broken Promises 
TN Custodial Killings- Police Officers to be charged for Murder 
The motor cycle from the time of Che Guevara To Harley Davidson of today 
Modi’s War on Science 
Blaming Modi For The Deaths Of 20 Soldiers Is Part Of Jingoism 
Tablighi Jamat (TJ) Should Focus on Learning Rather than Preaching in the post-Covid-19 World 
What Did Cedric Robinson Mean by Racial Capitalism? 
The Purpose of Making Nagaland Governor’s Letter to CM Public? 
Neoliberal Psychological Realism: From Barbie Dolls To Hook-Up Sex 
Skill Education and Self Employment: Panacea for Generating Employment amid Covid-19 Crises 
The Sudden Descent of the United States 
Taiwan’s Mei Ho University Donates COVID-19 Test Kits To Mizoram 
COVID-19’s Big Brother: Impact of Coronavirus on Data and Individual Privacy in India 
The Coffee Crisis In Colombia 
The NHRC’s Report on Jamia Violence has ignored the Perspective of Victims 
Today, the Republic of India faces its gravest moment since it was born seventy years ago. What has hit the second most populous nation in the world – just in the last few months itself – is nothing short of a crisis of Biblical proportions. An untreatable viral epidemic, a debilitating lockdown, a collapsed economy, hunger stalking every corner of[Read More…]
