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Juan Guaidó is the interim president of the Venezuelan opposition. Photo: Flickr

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U.S. RECOGNIZES GUAIDÓ

The State Department recognized the opposition government as legitimate in Venezuela. 
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Romy Diaz, president of the Pan American Association of Philadelphia. Photo: Screenshot of the organization's 81 anniversary event. 
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Return to democracy
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For researchers at the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA), decisions against democracy and human rights were made during the pandemic. Getty Images
Thought Leaders
Threats to democracy
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Daniel Ortega, re-elected president of Nicaragua. Photo: EFE
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Reactions to Nicaragua
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Daniel Ortega, current president of Nicaragua. Photo: Wiki Commons
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RENACER against Ortega
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Yotuel Romero in 'Patria y Vida'. Mondelo Media.
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"Patria y Vida"
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Joe Biden grants temporary protection to Venezuelan citizens. File photo
Heritage and History
Protection for Venezuelans
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Pablo Hasel at the University of Lérida. Photo: REUTERS.
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Standing with Pablo Hasél
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Diverse celebrities join Biden at his inauguration ceremony.
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Celebrating America
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The country is already used to McConnell’s, Trump’s, and the Republican Party’s lack of empathy and common decency. Gettyimages
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The McConnell Hypocrisy
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Ciudadanos emiten su voto en un colegio electoral en el Deep Run High School de Glen Allen, Virginia (Estados Unidos), el 6 de noviembre de 2018. Estados Unidos celebra hoy unas elecciones legislativas en las que se renovarán los 435 escaños de la Cámara de Representantes y un tercio de los 100 del Senado. EFE
Thought Leaders
The myth of democracy
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Decenas de personas participan en una vigilia en la sinagoga del Árbol de la Vida, dos días después de un tiroteo masivo, en Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. EFE
Thought Leaders
Democracy under siege
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Heritage and History
What happens when too many…
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Raúl Castro and the first vice president, Miguel Díaz-Canel. Source: http://www.pulso.cl/
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A Cuba without Castro?