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For decades, three tech giants dominated the database market: Oracle, IBM, and Microsoft. But the rise in cloud is bringing on a changing of the guard.

What’s new? Three years after the government responded to massive protests with a lethal crackdown, killing hundreds and displacing thousands, Nicaragua approaches its November presidential and legislative elections in a climate of extreme polarisation. State persecution of the fragmented opposition and fears of a skewed election persist amid a prolonged economic slump. Why does it matter? Although protests have waned since 2019, the grievances underlying the uprising remain unaddressed. Disquiet has grown over President Daniel Ortega’s remoteness and increasingly authoritarian rule. ...

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A new article examines President Biden's latest moves and policies regarding immigrants flocking to its southern border - and whether it boosts or actually slows down immigration. Aviva Chomsky is a history professor and coordinator of Latin American studies at Massachusetts' Salem State University. She is also a contributor to TomDispatch, an online publication. Her latest piece, "Will Biden's Central America Plan Slow Immigration -- Or Speed it up?" appearing on the online news portal Salon.com. ALSO READ:  A Delicate Balancing Act Hopeful Americans watched as Joe Biden ascended into the ...

Will Biden’s Central America plan slow migration — or speed it up? There's nothing new about border politics in the Biden era — all of this is actually ancient history April 4, 2021 9:01AM (UTC) Immigrants from Honduras who arrived across the Rio Grande river from Mexico rest on the U.S. side of the river on March 27, 2021, following their crossing, before making their way towards a makeshift processing checkpoint. (Ed Jones/AFP via Getty Images) --