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Poland: San Francisco Took Wałęsa’s Street

Robin Koerner - August 1, 2014. Published in Rzeczpospolita

Poland: Can We Rely on Obama?

Robin Koerner - June 13, 2014. Published in Gazeta Wyborcza

Cuba: Parliament Members Demand the Return of The Five to Cuba

Robin Koerner - February 11, 2014. Published in Juventud Rebelde

Cuba: The U.S.: A Terrorist Government That Imprisons Anti-Terrorists

Robin Koerner - May 29, 2008. Published in Juventud Rebelde

Spain: The US Election or the White Man’s Ambition

Robin Koerner - November 24, 2020. Published in El País

[V]oters still disfavor and reject ambition in women because it poses a real challenge to the historical monopoly that white men hold in the political arena.

Spain: Whitewashing Maduro

Robin Koerner - December 5, 2022. Published in La Razón

[T]he Venezuelan leader could not imagine that manna in the shape of $3 billion would rain down on him without lifting a finger toward democracy

Spain: Ron DeSantis: The Student Bests the Master

Robin Koerner - November 15, 2022. Published in La Razón

For DeSantis, the race is just beginning.

Spain: US: On-the-Edge Election

Robin Koerner - November 4, 2022. Published in El País

What is at stake goes beyond Washington.

Spain: Criminal Conspiracy

Robin Koerner - October 18, 2022. Published in El País

There are no alternative facts. These are called lies.

Spain: A Favor from Biden with Regard to the Gas Pipelines

Robin Koerner - October 11, 2022. Published in La Razón

[Blowing] up two gas pipelines in several places and in hostile waters ... involves more than a handful of mini-submarines and a great deal of luck.

Spain: Biden Names the Enemy

Robin Koerner - September 21, 2022. Published in El País

For the fourth time in six years, the United States faces another election with the same protagonist: Trump.

Spain: The US Strengthens Its Role as World’s Policeman

Robin Koerner - September 2, 2022. Published in El Mundo

[I]t is becoming less clear if diplomacy is the art of the possible or the impossible.

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