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Héctor Béjar: Repression of Dissent following the illegal removal of President Pedro Castillo in Peru

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On January 9, Héctor Béjar, former Foreign Minister of Peru for deposed President Pedro Castillo, issued a statement

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Decolonization, Multipolarity, and the Demise of the Monroe Doctrine

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Revisiting 2018 Mother’s March in Nicaragua: New Report Repeats Old Bias

July 2, 2020June 3, 2021 John Perry

By John Perry From Masaya, Nicaragua A report issued at the end of May repeats allegations of government repression in

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Feeding the people in times of Pandemic: The Food Sovereignty Approach in Nicaragua

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