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The Chilean 9/11
By: Daniel Nardini When most Americans think about “9/11,” they naturally think about what happened on September 11, 2001. However, for the people of Chile, they think about September… Read more
The Tea Party’s Achilles’ Heel
By: Daniel Nardini The Latino vote was not the only thing that helped determine… Read more
Those Proud of Heritage Need Not Speak
By: Daniel Nardini At a town hall meeting, U.S. Representative Steve Womack (Republican-Arkansas),… Read more
The Lottery of Death
By: Daniel Nardini The City of Guanajuato was one of the first to join the revolt by the priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in 1810 against Spanish rule…. Read more
Spanish Decimation of Tejas
By: Daniel Nardini After the Spanish royalist forces had routed Miguel Hidalgo… Read more
Guns in Syria Versus Schools in Chicago
By: Daniel Nardini It could not be more of a guns versus bread and butter issue. We are seeing U.S. President Barack Obama trying to attack the Syrian government… Read more
Other Conflicts Around the World
By: Daniel Nardini In a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people (no one knows the exact number for sure) and has left 140,000 people homeless, the… Read more
In Support of the #829 Strike
By: Daniel Nardini Many workers in the fast food sector went on strike for better pay. The strike is named after the date #829 (August 29th) when it occurred…. Read more
Immigration Reform Should Work for Americans
By: Daniel Nardini For me, personally, reading stories of husbands and wives being split apart by our current immigration laws is truly poignant. Just a week before I read… Read more
Stepping Out of the OAS
By: Daniel Nardini In a promise made by former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, current Venezuelan President Miguel Maduro has withdrawn Venezuela from the Inter-American Court on Human Rights. This… Read more »