“There’s Always Hope” by Linda Springer
“Linda, what’s going on with your son’s health?” was the question I would hear from friends and family back in 2010. I would give them a small tidbit, a small Continue Reading

“Linda, what’s going on with your son’s health?” was the question I would hear from friends and family back in 2010. I would give them a small tidbit, a small Continue Reading

Este trabajo presenta por primera vez a los lectores hispanoparlantes una transcripción reducida y comentada de los doce juicios que los Tribunales Militares de los E.E.U.U. llevaron a cabo en Nuremberg ,después del juicio principal contra los principales jerarcas nazis. Los doce juicios abarcaron todos los aspectos de la maquinaria nazi.Alberto L. Zuppi, doctorado magna cum lauda de la Universität des Saarlandes, Alemania, profesor de derecho penal internacional de la Universidad de Palermo en Buenos Aires, Argentina, y del Paul M. Hebert Law Center, de la Universidad del Estado de Luisiana en los E.E.U.U. y autor de varios libros sobre derecho internacional, transcribe, traduce y comenta las actas de los juicios, los principales interrogatorios llevados a cabo por las partes, así como los documentos y probanzas que fueron usados durante los mismos. El valor de esos testimonios y documentos es inestimable para entender el origen, auge y caida del régimen nazi, y aproxima en nuestro idioma, materiales que sirven por igual a los estudiosos de la II Guerra Mundial, a los académicos de la historia y del derecho internacional, a los estudiantes y al público general interesado en el negro capítulo de la historia de la humanidad que representó la Shoa.

Garfield is one of the most beloved and iconic fictional cats in history. For over 40 years, Garfield has held a prominent place in popular culture from his birth as Continue Reading

The state of Nigeria rests upon a knife’s edge. Dwindling oil prices, global shifts away from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, and the ubiquity of corruption in the country’s Continue Reading

From the arrival of the earliest European settlers to the “Trail of Tears” orchestrated by President Andrew Jackson in 1838, and up to the recent 2016 clashes about the Dakota Continue Reading

Can the United Stated ever deviate from its current adversarial and unproductive set-up? Is there any other direction to go? This study explores an alternative to the two-party system that Continue Reading

On July 18, 1994 the AMIA building in Buenos Aires was decimated by an explosion that killed 85 people and injured over 400 more. This terrorist attack was made against Continue Reading

A recent statistic presented at Book Expo America – one of the largest international publishing conferences in the world – is that over 90% of Americans want to write a Continue Reading

Pollution. Crime. Natural disasters. War. Addiction. Terrorism. Political unrest. Despite the dire headlines we read every day, there are COUNTLESS reasons to celebrate life and everything that fills it. This Continue Reading