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PASCUAL SERRANO
The option of limiting prices without touching the system or expanding the powers of the State is a mistake, it may be unfair and, above all, it is not from the left. The State cannot refrain from providing services and rights and present as social the obligation of companies and individuals to do so.
COLETTE LEFEVRE
The neutrality of the Government of the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has marked its position regarding the conflict in Ukraine and the Russian offensive has defined its new presence on the geopolitical board as that of a power that is not willing to close unlimited pacts or make choir with the alliance of the West.
JUAN MIGUEL MUÑOZ São Paulo Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva came close to reaching half plus one of the votes, but he did not get it in the first round. Brazil will go to a second round
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HORACIO VIXANDE
Beyond the economic effects, and regardless of the positions held on the invasion of Ukraine, the truth is that in Spain the debate on the conflict, its consequences and its management by Western countries does not exist and has been replaced by censorship on the one hand and propaganda on the other.
EUGENIO GARCIA GASCON
Due to what has happened in these seven months, it is still difficult to know who wins and who loses with the war in Ukraine. Among the parties directly or indirectly related to the conflict there is only one clear winner at this point, Israel, and one clear loser, Europe.
XULIO RIOS
More than a contradiction between denguism and xiism, with recognizable differences by virtue of the context to which both policies must respond, there is still continuity in the fundamentals. The emphasis on national solutions is the reverse of the rejection of the search for hegemony and messianism in any format.
FERNANDO IÑIGUEZ
The curse in the form of no desire of Islam says, "may Allah not send you to the hamada". And it is in the Algerian hamada, near the city of Tindouf, in the southwest of the vast Maghreb country, where since 1975 nearly a quarter of a million people have lived without a country, without luck or benefit and who have been denied the right to to choose your destiny.
