Global Unrest: Protests and Inequality

This chapter explores the surging civil unrest in Cuba amid economic turmoil and government policies, paralleled by violent protests in South Africa following Jacob Zuma's imprisonment. It highlights the complexities of global conflicts, including the crisis in Ethiopia and the political narratives surrounding countries like Haiti and Lebanon, emphasizing selective media coverage and the implications of U.S. foreign policy. The discussion underscores the connections between economic inequality, authoritarianism, and the necessity for nuanced understanding of these interconnected global issues.