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President Hugo Chavez, who died on March 5, 2013 of cancer at age 58, marked forever the history of Venezuela and Latin…
Salim Lamrani
Salim Lamrani holds a PhD in Iberian and Latin American Studies from Sorbonne University, and is Professor of Latin American History at the Université de La Réunion, specializing in relations between Cuba and the United States.
His latest book in English is Cuba, the Media and the Challenge of Impartiality: https://monthlyreview.org/product/cuba_the_media_and_the_challenge_of_impartiality/
French magnate Bernard Arnaud's desire to acquire Belgian nationality has reignited the debate over tax exile and the refusal of similar large…
Following the recent reform of Cuba' migration policy, the island's inhabitants will no longer be required to obtain permission to travel abroad…
The socialist government of François Hollande has adopted, through French parliamentary procedure, the European Budgetary Pact, also known as the Treaty on…
In 2010 and 2011, all Cuban "political" prisoners were released following mediation by the Cuban Catholic Church and the Spanish government. The…
Greece is emblematic of today's general crisis of national indebtedness. Since 2010, the country has been subjected to nine different austerity plans,…
All European countries find themselves confronted with debt problems that impact sustainable public finances. The crisis has not spared France, the world's…
CSF: You've just published a new book under the title État de siège? What exactly do you cover in it? SL: As…
CSF: You've just published a new book under the title État de siège. What exactly do you cover in it? SL: As…