虽然普通古巴人目前对岛上的生活感到失望有很多理由，但也有人强烈怀疑，这些抗议活动并不是美国媒体报道的草根起义。
Welcome to the MintCast Podcast -- an interview series featuring dissenting voices the establishment would rather silence. I’m your host Mnar Adley. A string of spontaneous protests in Cuba became the unlikely focus of worldwide media attention earlier this week, the story dominating headlines for two straight days. Political and media figures
BOGATA-整整一个月以来，全国性罢工使哥伦比亚陷入瘫痪，极右翼政府伊万·杜克（Ivan Duque）遭到致 […]
BOGOTA -- For exactly one month now, a nationwide strike has crippled Colombia and has been met with deadly repression by the far-right government of Ivan Duque. As trade unions have shut down major cities, halting mass transit and bringing economic gridlock to the country, government forces have responded with violence. According to government
头条新闻背后的丹·科恩（Dan Cohen）研究了哥伦比亚正在进行的全国性罢工，以及杜克（Duque）总统如何依靠新法西斯意识形态来制服它。
CALI, COLOMBIA (Transcript) -- Colombia is on strike. And the police and military are terrorizing the population to crush it. It kicked on when the far-right president President Ivan Duque announced a wildly unpopular tax reform imposing crushing austerity measures on middle class and poor Colombians. Duque’s proposal aimed to pay off debt
海地的抗议活动已导致数百人死亡，但在西方却很少引起注意，这在很大程度上要归功于其强硬派领导人对美国的持续忠诚。
After five years of highly contentious rule, Haitian president Jovenel Moïse was scheduled to finally step down last week. However, his announcement that he would stay in office for (at least) one more year brought fresh impetus to nationwide protests that have continued almost unbroken since 2018. The protests have led to
Twitter的行为与2019年大相径庭，当时它应美国政府的要求推迟了伊朗的网络升级，因为它可能会干扰反政府示威活动。
The far-right government of Narendra Modi is attempting to silence dissent online amid enormous national farmers’ protests — and it is finding willing partners in Silicon Valley social media giants.
Earlier this week, the Indian government successfully 受到一项新法案的刺激，该法案将发布警察的照片视为非法，并在之后发布了一段病毒视频，表明法国警察残酷殴打一名黑人，看来法国可能正在走向自己的“乔治·弗洛伊德”时刻。
Award-winning Syrian photographer Ameer Alhalbi lies dazed on the ground. His head is heavily bruised and bandaged, blood covers his face, arms, and much of his body. Lengths of cotton wool have been stuffed up his broken nose, giving him an almost comical appearance. Alhalbi has been badly beaten by police. But this is not Syria, it is Paris,
