By Daniel Nardini Almost unnoticed in the U.S. news media is the fact that the Nicaraguan government, dominated by the Sandinistas, successfully voted for a new constitution that will allow… Read more »

By Daniel Nardini I have to ask myself if the Tea Party is descending into some kind of extreme right wing downward spiral. When I visited the Tea Party website,… Read more »

By Daniel Nardini                                      When I said that Mexico is overall safe, I did not mean that tourists and adventurers should go to places where there might be conflict. I… Read more »

By Daniel Nardini                             For hundreds of years, Scotland had struggled to maintain its independence from England. In 1707, Scotland was joined with England and Wales (later with Ireland) to… Read more »

By Daniel Nardini                                          In 1941, the Third Reich passed a law that essentially made women in Germany second class citizens. The Nazi’s view of women at that point was that… Read more »

By Daniel Nardini Oh this is bad. The Peruvian prosecution in the case of indicting former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori of forcing tens of thousands of poor Peruvian women into… Read more »

By Daniel Nardini The Community for Latin American and Caribbean Countries (CELAC) concluded on January 31st, its fourth annual meeting held in, of all places, Havana, Cuba. Its two main… Read more »

By Daniel Nardini U.S. ambassador to the Dominican Republic, James Brewster, stated that while people should follow the laws in the Dominican Republic, the Dominican government should also try and… Read more »

By Daniel Nardini This one case is one very sad example of how there is still extreme religious and racial discrimination left in this country. This case is about a… Read more »

By Daniel Nardini It must be really wonderful for someone like Bill Gates to be able to look out his mansion situated on an island and think that most countries… Read more »