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The Hole in the Trade War Wall
By Daniel Nardini There is a major flaw in the tariffs being levied by U.S. President Donald Trump. Many U.S.-based manufacturers are hurting for parts made in China. Under the… Read more
The China and Russia “Cooperation”
By Daniel Nardini With U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war against China, the Chinese government is now turning towards an important ally—Russia. Chinese leader Xi Jinping has met with Russian… Read more
The Truly Greater Loss
By Daniel Nardini The fire which consumed most of the National Museum of Brazil was not only tragic but could have been prevented. It is estimated that 90 percent of… Read more
Venezuela’s Brutal Suffering Continues
By: Daniel Nardini Here is a sad fact—the number of Venezuelans who have fled their country over the past four years now numbers 2.6 million. In a country that has… Read more
El Salvador Establishes Relations with China
By: Daniel Nardini Until just a matter of days ago, El Salvador had recognized Taiwan (also called the “Republic of China”). This official recognition lasted 85 years. But this changed… Read more
Deporting a Baby?
By: Daniel Nardini I all too frequently hear the ignorant and heartless arguments of too many native-born Americans who say, “they should follow our laws and be kicked out if… Read more
Former President Bush’s Immigration Policy
By: Daniel Nardini I remember when former U.S. President George W. Bush tried to reform the immigration system so that it would eliminate many categories of the undocumented and help… Read more
Cuba’s Joke of a Constitution
By: Daniel Nardini Cuba’s National Assembly is now considering a draft document that may become the country’s next constitution. Four major provisions in this document stand out. First, the document… Read more
California’s Mexico Economic Dependency
By: Daniel Nardini Here is an important fact—665,000 American jobs in southern California depends on Mexico. The jobs these Americans do provide products and services that are exported to Mexico,… Read more
Chile Wins, Bolivia Loses
By Daniel Nardini It is now official. The United Nations’ highest court, the International Court of Justice in the Hague, has ruled that Bolivia’s demand for the coastal land it… Read more »