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Fernando Carreño Arrázola

Fernando Carreño Arrázola

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Colombian journalist and editor, veteran in digital media and passionate about history and literature. Proudly left-handed and skeptical by nature, in my columns I appeal to history to understand today's news.

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For years, it was only possible to choose between two candidates for any public office, with all that that implied for those who selected and for those who wanted to get a job. Getty Images

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The "rule of two" falls

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Catholicism in the United States has representatives at the pinnacle of power: President Joe Biden; Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House; and John Roberts, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. But there is a strong internal division between two sectors.    Depositphoto

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Church in power but divided

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Old illustration of old Capitol, burned during the War of 1812, Washington DC.   Getty

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Like more than 200 years ago

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Samhain, the ancient Celtic celebration that commemorates the end of summer and its harvests.  Depositphoto

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The real terror of Halloween

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There is increasing resistance to the permanence of monuments that evoke the conquest and colonization in America.  Wikipedia

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Columbus Day in extinction

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The conservative-progressive justices ratio is currently 6-3 Photo Gettyimages

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Injustice under the Law

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Many still ponder the geopolitical, military, economic, cultural, resource and influence power of the united states.  Gettyimages

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The U.S, the end of an era

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Mildred Gillars, the “Axis Sally” of wartime German propaganda broadcasts, confers with James Laughlin, her attorney, outside district court after testifying  that because she feared for her life she signed a “written oath of allegiance to German” the day after Pearl Harbor.    Bettmann Archive/Getty Images

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Voice of a Redeemed Traitor

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A slave auction in Virginia.  Rischgitz/Getty Images

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Back to school with a debate

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Norma McCorvey with her Attorney Gloria Allred, 18th September 1990.   Bettmann/Getty Images

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Roe vs. Roe | OP-ED

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Sirhan Sirhan, charged with the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy during a campaign stop in California, is the subject of intensive investigation by the US Government after an Arab government provided new evidence about his identity.  Keystone/Getty Images

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Bobby Kennedy’s murderer

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Immigrants prepare to cross the Rio Grande into Texas on August 14, 2021 in Roma, Texas. Recent U.S. Customs and Border Protection figures show more than 200,000 people were apprehended at the border in July, the highest number in 21 years. More than 82,000 of those were family members traveling together.   John Moore/Getty Images

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setback for migration

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Allied troops in Afghanistan accelerate their exit from the country. Photo: Getty Images

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What Afghanistan teaches us