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Ortega Reappearance Follows Intensified Crackdown in Nicaragua

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega reappeared after a 25-day absence, showing signs of age but continuing his harsh rhetoric against opponents; simultaneously, his regime launched a major crackdown on the military and judiciary, further consolidating its totalitarian power and stripping citizens of ...

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Far-Right's Rise: A Consequence of Opposition's Failings

The far-right's political ascendancy is not a result of its inherent strength, but rather the strategic errors and inactions of its opponents, coupled with the media's focus on conflict and the exploitation of public anxieties, particularly concerning immigration and economic inequality.

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El Salvador's Foreign Agent Law Mirrors Authoritarian Trends

El Salvador passed a law regulating foreign agents, mirroring similar legislation in Nicaragua and Venezuela, requiring a 30% tax on NGOs and potentially stifling human rights organizations and independent media.

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Silicon Valley Guru's 'Dark Enlightenment' Challenges Democracy

Curtis Yarvin, a Silicon Valley figure, promotes replacing democracy with a business monarchy, reflecting a growing "dark Enlightenment" movement that challenges democratic values and contrasts with Enlightenment thinkers like Voltaire.

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Journalism vs. Misinformation: Combating Polarization in the Digital Age

EL PAÍS director Pepa Bueno and former Washington Post director Martin Baron discussed journalism's role in combating misinformation and polarization in Guatemala City, highlighting the importance of transparency and fact-checking in a digital age.

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Bukele's Shift from Populist to Punitive Ruler in El Salvador

Since taking office in 2019, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele has transitioned from a youthful, populist image to an authoritarian leader who uses force to quell dissent, despite maintaining high approval ratings; this shift is evident in his handling of protests and his increasing repression of cr...

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Controversial Military Parade Planned for Trump's Birthday

A $25-$45 million military parade in Washington D.C. on June 14th, 2025, celebrating the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and President Trump's 79th birthday, has sparked controversy due to its cost, potential infrastructure damage, and perceived authoritarian symbolism.

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Erdoğan Accuses Opponents of Fascism, Escalating Political Rhetoric

Turkish President Erdoğan accused unspecified actors of fascist impositions on the press, politics, and arts, claiming they cannot tolerate anyone but themselves, escalating political rhetoric.

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Moscow Metro Unveils Controversial Stalin Statue

A new life-sized statue of Joseph Stalin has been installed in Moscow's central Taganskaya metro station, sparking outrage and praise; the monument omits Stalin's crimes and depicts him favorably, reflecting a broader trend of state-sanctioned rehabilitation under Putin's rule.

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Plummeting Birth Rate Prompts Draconian Measures in Russia

Russia's birth rate has fallen to 18th-century levels, prompting the Kremlin to implement strict measures such as financial incentives and restrictions on abortion and public discourse against childbearing, while simultaneously suppressing data on births and deaths.

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Arab-Israeli Relations: A Necessary Shift Towards Pragmatic Partnership

Decades of conflict between the Arab world and Israel, fueled by authoritarian regimes exploiting the Palestinian cause, has led to instability and extremism; a shift towards pragmatic partnership is crucial for regional stability and prosperity.

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Hungary's New Law Sparks Mass Protests Amidst Concerns of Authoritarianism

Tens of thousands protested in Hungary against a new law that could blacklist NGOs and media deemed to threaten national sovereignty, mirroring actions in Russia and prompting international condemnation.

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