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The U.S. insists on a difficult relationship with Latin America by dismissing its people’s right to self-determination and to its political, economic and social sovereignty.

It’s depressing and painful to think that something like this could be happening in Washington.

Denying votes, branding the protestors as violent, arranging acts of violence with UOCRA, so the company trucks could enter, pressuring the justice system, sharing with local media monopolies a watered down and almost "green" version of Monsanto, is affecting democracy.

The anniversary of JFK’s assassination has dusted off the old stories that give an unofficial explanation for the famous assassination and fill in the gaps left by the official version, which is not convincing to many people in a country fond of conspiracy theories.

Washington’s spying on Mexico has nothing to do with terrorism, drugs or weapons, but rather oil, energy and strategic interests.

Should immigration reform pass despite Republican efforts to block it, in 2016 the GOP will be faced with 11 million new voters leaning away from its anti-immigrant candidates.

The scope of the National Security Agency, which includes spying on allies, is impressive. Nevertheless, Washington is likely to keep doing it.