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Myanmar Junta Voter Registration Sites Bombed by Resistance Forces - Vimarsana News

Myanmar Junta Voter Registration Sites Bombed by Resistance Forces

PDFs nationwide have launched non-lethal bomb attacks as a final warning to people aiding the military regime’s preparations for its sham general election.

Local woman concerned for safety of Cuban protestors - Vimarsana News

Local woman concerned for safety of Cuban protestors

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. These are the things that Americans take for granted, but not for the occupants of Cuba who are risking their lives to protest their poor living conditions. “The common response from all the people that are protesting is that they want freedom because they are starving, dying from COVID and malnutrition,” said Grand Junction resident Julie Dominguez Aysse. “The people have had enough and are demanding their freedom and are willing to die to achieve it because they have nothing to lose.” The beginning of the massive protest began...

Dictatorship, Democracy, Effectiveness: Comments on Brussig - Vimarsana News

Dictatorship, Democracy, Effectiveness: Comments on Brussig

Dictatorship, Democracy, Effectiveness: Comments on Brussig To read more in depth from Telos, subscribe to the journal here. A distinctive feature of public debate in Germany involves prominent literary authors, especially novelists, expounding on current political matters in major newspapers. Thomas Brussig’s essay “Risk More Dictatorship,” translated here, belongs to this genre. Known especially for his satire of East Germany, Heroes Like Us, Brussig chose a provocative title that seems to echo and respond to Chancellor Willy Brandt’s appeal more than fifty years ago to “risk mo...