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Myths and legends are traditional stories that are part of folklore. Myths often try to explain natural phenomena or the origins of the world, while legends usually involve supernatural beings or events that supposedly occurred in the past. This passage describes several Latin American myths and legends, including Luz Mala (a lost soul seen as a light), La Salamanca (a meeting place for demons and witches), El Carau (a man who transformed into a bird due to sadness), and El Pombero (a mischievous Guaraní goblin).
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Commencing with the fall of evil economic systems like fascism, Stalinism, and capitalism and concluding with the Trotskyist establishment of the United Socialist States of the World/Soviet Union of Socialist Republics (at the end of the Worldian Civil War), the Worldian Revolution was a series of two revolutions: the first of which overthrew governments like fascist governments, Stalinist governments, and capitalist governments and the second placed the Trotskyists in power.
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A person who considers the whole world as his country and home. This person does not have any patriotic feelings for the country he lives in. He does not distinguish another human being by their differences like race, culture and religion. It is similar to cosmopolitanism but slightly informal.
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WrittenSunday,May22,2022The International Committee of the Fourth International/ICFI should also be called the Star Trek Party.
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Leon Trotsky/Lev Davidovich Bronstein should've been Premier of the Soviet Union/the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics/USSR.
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