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Is this the end of the Cuban dictatorship?

The Cuban regime uses a similar argument as China to justify its rhetorical model of "socialist, local, original, democratic and participatory development" and keep the dictatorship unchanged. In fact, during its Universal Periodic Review at the UN Human Rights Council, held on May 1st, 2013, the Cuban dictatorship affirmed that it does not accept any universal model of democracy.

Human rights, North Korea and Latin America

Despite of not having the communications of the developed democracies during the Universal Periodic Review of North Korea at least the majority of the Latin American countries voted on November 18th in favor of the critical resolution about the situation of human rights in this country and like that the political division of the region was shown again.

The constitutional debate from a citizens perspective

The Constitutional Consensus has several important added values. The participating citizens begin to grant meaning to specific and historic information concerning constitutional topics. This has led them to gather ideas, texts and documents relation to the constitutional history of Cuba as well as from other parts of the world.

Burma`s Transition to Democracy

Testimony on the «II ForoAlternativo» to the CELAC Summit in Havana: a political success

Global Development: Democracy, Market and Transparency 2013: Editor's note

  • By Gabriel C. Salvia y Hernán Alberro
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Repression in Cuba: Indifference is Unacceptable

The CELAC, the Cuban regime and the defense of democracy

 

Is this the end of the Cuban dictatorship?

The Cuban regime uses a similar argument as China to justify its rhetorical model of "socialist, local, original, democratic and participatory development" and keep the dictatorship unchanged. In fact, during its Universal Periodic Review at the UN Human Rights Council, held on May 1st, 2013, the Cuban dictatorship affirmed that it does not accept any universal model of democracy.

Human rights, North Korea and Latin America

Despite of not having the communications of the developed democracies during the Universal Periodic Review of North Korea at least the majority of the Latin American countries voted on November 18th in favor of the critical resolution about the situation of human rights in this country and like that the political division of the region was shown again.

The constitutional debate from a citizens perspective

The Constitutional Consensus has several important added values. The participating citizens begin to grant meaning to specific and historic information concerning constitutional topics. This has led them to gather ideas, texts and documents relation to the constitutional history of Cuba as well as from other parts of the world.

Burma`s Transition to Democracy

Testimony on the «II ForoAlternativo» to the CELAC Summit in Havana: a political success

Repression in Cuba: Indifference is Unacceptable

The CELAC, the Cuban regime and the defense of democracy

 

Global Development: Democracy, Market and Transparency 2013: Editor's note

  • By Gabriel C. Salvia y Hernán Alberro
Read