Judgment Day for America’s Worst Supreme Court Justice

July 10, 2024 BY Ariel Dorfman

Remembering the Holocaust as Gaza Starves

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What Latin American Novels Could Teach Latin American Leaders

May 10, 2024 BY Ariel Dorfman

How Ecuador Shredded Norms Around Asylum and Refugees

April 12, 2024 BY Ariel Dorfman

Duck! Walt Disney and Salvador Allende are Still Fighting for Our Souls

December 1, 2023 BY Ariel Dorfman

I Watched a Democracy Die. I Don’t Want to Do It Again.

September 13, 2023 BY Ariel Dorfman

The Two Passions of Gabriel Boric

April 28, 2023 BY Ariel Dorfman

Voices From the Mass Graves

March 30, 2023 BY Ariel Dorfman

Chile’s Battle for Memory

February 24, 2023 BY Ariel Dorfman

Echoes of Chile’s Past

December 5, 2022 BY Ariel Dorfman

Where Does Chile Go From Here?

September 9, 2022 BY Ariel Dorfman

Chile’s Choice: Approve a New Constitution or Stick with Pinochet’s Legacy?

September 2, 2022 BY Ariel Dorfman

Boric’s Challenge: Laying Chile’s Ghosts to Rest

March 17, 2022 BY Ariel Dorfman

Redefining Chile Amid Intersecting Crises

February 22, 2022 BY Ariel Dorfman

Chile: New Leader, Fresh Optimism, Old Obstacles

January 28, 2022 BY Ariel Dorfman

The Meaning of Boric’s Victory in Chile

December 23, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

Will Chile Return to a Pinochet-like Darkness?

December 13, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

The Chilean Elections, 50 Years After How to Read Donald Duck

November 25, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

Will Voters Choose to Make Chile Terrible Again?

November 19, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

Chile is Taking the Final Steps of Dismantling Dictatorship

October 5, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

A Victory for Democracy in Chile

May 21, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

Theater in the Time of Pandemic

May 10, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

The Ghosts of Tortures Past

March 25, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

How Spanish Can Help Us Survive Viral Times

February 16, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

America Can’t Hide From This Drastic Reckoning

January 5, 2021 BY Ariel Dorfman

Defying Fear in Traumatic Times

November 11, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

Chile’s New Constitution, Wiping Away the Last Stains of Pinochet

October 29, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

Dante Has Words for Trump From the Other Side of Death

October 23, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

Confronting a Tyrant: Lessons From Chile

October 7, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

The Meaning of Allende’s Triumph

September 4, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

Literature in Times of Turmoil

June 5, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

I Warned About Trump’s Attacks on Science, But Didn’t Predict the Horror That Lay Ahead

April 15, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

COVID-19 and the Lessons of Life in Exile

April 9, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

Trump May Not be a Dictator, But He Has a Despot’s Sense of Impunity

February 7, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

The Challenge for Chile and the World

January 27, 2020 BY Ariel Dorfman

Can “Roma” Teach Trump’s America the Value of Compassion?

February 6, 2019 BY Ariel Dorfman

The Boy Who Taught Me About War and Peace

November 16, 2018 BY Ariel Dorfman

How We Roasted Donald Duck, Disney’s Agent of Imperialism

October 12, 2018 BY Ariel Dorfman

America is Looking More and More Like Pinochet’s Chile

September 13, 2018 BY Ariel Dorfman

Human Zoos in the Age of Trump

July 12, 2018 BY Ariel Dorfman

I Was Not in a Cage, But was Scarred for Life

June 26, 2018 BY Ariel Dorfman

America Doesn’t Need Gina Haspel, It Needs a Debate on Torture

May 10, 2018 BY Ariel Dorfman

It’s Time the United States Accounts for Its History of Torture

March 28, 2018 BY Ariel Dorfman

Pope Franscis’s Chilean Betrayal

January 26, 2018 BY Ariel Dorfman

What Made the Trump Cataclysm Possible?

December 18, 2017 BY Ariel Dorfman

Walden on the Rocks

December 1, 2017 BY Ariel Dorfman

Rumors of Murder: Pinochet and the Death of Neruda

November 1, 2017 BY Ariel Dorfman

Trump’s War on the Mind

October 17, 2017 BY Ariel Dorfman

Children and Fear in Trump’s America

October 13, 2017 BY Ariel Dorfman

How to Read Donald Trump

September 15, 2017 BY Ariel Dorfman