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Nepal Becomes Communist
By: Daniel Nardini In the Cold War days, this would have been big news. Nowadays it is almost buried near the obituaries. In December of 2017, the Communists swept the… Read more
The Libertarian Party of Cuba
By: Daniel Nardini There are many people who will ask what exactly is the Libertarian Party? This question alone could take a whole book or two to fulfill the answer…. Read more
Hypersonic Weapons
By: Daniel Nardini In 1945, the United States invented a weapon that forever changed the world—the atomic bomb. What the United States, China and Russia are doing now may have… Read more
Evo Morales for Dictator!
By: Daniel Nardini A referendum back in 2016 that would have allowed current Bolivian President Evo Morales to run for a fourth term as president was completely defeated. The very… Read more
Big Brother in Ecuador?
By: Daniel Nardini The Ecuadoran government has been using a new surveillance system in the country since 2016 to keep watch on criminals. The system, called the ECU911 Integrated Security… Read more
Kentucky’s Medicaid Cruelty
By: Daniel Nardini In what I can only call a very cynical move, the President Trump administration is allowing the State of Kentucky to require that all “able-bodied” individuals in… Read more
The Growing Problem of Smuggling of Chinese
by Daniel Nardini It is becoming an increasing problem. They are coming through the Mexican border. They are coming through the Canadian border. They are coming in cargo ships and… Read more
Did 10,000 Die in Beijing in 1989?
by Daniel Nardini Normally many things in this world do not surprise me anymore. This recent news item did. According to recently declassified British cables, sent by then British ambassador… Read more
Are Mexico’s Mom and Pop Stores Disappearing?
by Daniel Nardini When I used to visit Mexico, I would always see what are called the abarrotes, or mom and pop convenience stores. They were all over the place…. Read more
Demanding Salvadoran Military Records on Missing Children be Opened
By: Daniel Nardini Even after the Salvadoran Supreme Court ruled that all of the Salvadoran military records on all missing children from the civil war (1980-1992) must be opened, the… Read more »