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A reporter´s notebook By Manuel Alberto Ramyramymanuel@yahoo.com February 4, 2011 The news started to go round at the very end of last year and one could its reflection printed on…
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Miami-Dade Mayor Alvarez today filed a lawsuit to block a recall vote scheduled for March 15. Commissioner Natacha Seijas had earlier also filed one for the same reason. According to…
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From Granma Following an exhaustive investigation, the People’s Provincial Tribunal of the City of Havana has received from the Prosecution preparatory file No. 59/2009 with the…
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By Victoria Burnett From The New York Times BAUTA, Cuba — Marisela Álvarez spends much of the day bent over a single electric burner in her small outdoor kitchen. Her knees are killing…
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By Jorge Piñon From The Miami Herald On June 3, 1979, Pemex's exploratory oil well Ixtoc I in Mexico's Bay of Campeche suffered a blowout resulting in what was at the time one of the…
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A Washington Post editorial Congress and the Obama administration are in the market for fresh ideas to create jobs. Or so we are told. So far, however, we haven't seen too many…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com Revolutions sometimes start with a small spark, a moment when courage overcomes fear and a determined individual decides to stand up against…
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Miami Herald allegations were “ridiculous,” he says By Danny Glover and Saul Landau On our third visit, the neo-fascist architecture of the U.S. Federal Penitentiary in Victorville…
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By Elsa Claro If you typed in an Internet browser the words "Cuba" and "changes," you would get at least 4 million 980,000 results. If next you entered "Egypt" and "demonstrations,"…
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By Bill Press On January 25, President Obama came, he spoke, and he conquered. We've seen lots of State of the Union addresses, but never one quite like this. It wasn't a laundry list…
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