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Julián Bokser

Julián Bokser graduated in Psychology from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), is a doctoral candidate at the UBA’s Faculty of Social Sciences, and is a university professor. He served on the National Coordination Committee of ALBA and is a member of the communications team at the Tricontinental Institute for Social Research.

    October 26, 2026
    Interviews

    Interview: The Untold Story of Kennedy’s Secret Intermediary

    In this interview, the authors of A Dangerous Beauty discuss their investigation into Judith Exner’s alleged role as an intermediary in secret operations against Fidel Castro, the evidence supporting her account, and

    Sri Lanka/United States

    Sri Lanka Navy Officer Earns Top US Naval Postgraduate School Honours

    US Ambassador Eric Meyer presented a master’s degree from the US Naval Postgraduate School to Sri Lanka Navy Lieutenant Commander Piyumi Kathriarachchi on Monday, recognising her outstanding academic performance and achievements during a programme funded by the United States government.

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    Argentina: The Streets Put a Stop to Milei’s Plundering

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    Javier Milei’s government recently suffered a double defeat. The first occurred in the streets, with massive protests against his plan to liberalize land purchases by foreigners. The second took place in the

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    Argentina, 50 Years After Its Darkest Night

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    Columns/Geopolitics

    It has been fifty years since the coup d’état of 24 March 1976, one of the most tragic chapters in Argentina’s recent history: a dictatorship that combined state terrorism with a structural

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