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By Aurelio Pedroso apedrosop@yahoo.es More than half a century after the sudden death of 6-year-old Orestes, the children of the village of Cayo Espino, Manzanillo, in the former…
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By Bill Press Among all the wicked tongues of Washington, D.C., there has never been a sharper one than that of Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Teddy's first daughter. It was she who said…
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By Albor Ruiz From the New York Daily News Asked by reporters how the profound changes announced last week in Havana by President Raúl Castro at the Sixth Communist Party Congress –…
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By Manuel Alberto Ramy An interview with the president of the Cuban Parliament, Ricardo Alarcón Just 48 hours ago, the Sixth Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba came to and end,…
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By Alan Farago (Gimleteye) From Eye on Miami There is no institutional memory at The Miami Herald. Sunday's puff piece on Herman Echevarria is breathless and vapid as the reality TV…
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By Kathleen Haughney From the Sun Sentinel College students seeking to vote at their campus precinct will find it harder to do. So will women who've changed their name but not…
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By Guillermo Rodríguez Rivera From the Segunda Cita blog Since the 19th century, the United States began to expand beyond the 13 colonies created in eastern North America. The expansion…
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By Saul Landau Quien siembra vientos recogerá tempestades – Spanish proverb He who sows winds will reap hurricanes (proverb translation) Luis Posada Carriles, now in his 80s, has…
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By Alfonso Chardy Taken from The Miami Herald Orlando Bosch, a prominent Cuban exile militant charged and then acquitted in the bombing of a Cuban jetliner in 1976, died in Miami…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera With the enthusiastic support of Fidel Castro, the Sixth Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba has just ended. Not by happenstance, the date chosen for the…
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