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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera A few days ago, Marco Rubio was sworn in as U.S. senator, becoming the first U.S.-born son of Cuban immigrants to attain that position. His rise warns us…
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By Varela Some days ago, I noticed that The Herald grew afraid of Miguel Saavedra, the CD smasher, leader of that pack of unemployed militants called Vigilia Mambisa that intimidates…
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By Mark Weisbrot Taken from The Guardian It has become fashionable since Spain's economy began to decline to make comparisons to Germany, which is rebounding strongly. The idea is…
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By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progreso-weekly.com The words Miami and corruption turn up together often. The fact is, though, that corruption seems to be part of the fabric of most…
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By Patrick J. Buchanan From the Buchanan blog Among the biggest losers of the Egyptian uprising are, first, the Mubaraks, who are finished, and, next, the United States and Israel.…
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From The New York Times WASHINGTON — The Haitian government has agreed to issue a diplomatic passport to former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, his lawyer said Monday, potentially…
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La Habana, Monday, 31 January 2011. Radio Progreso Alternativa (RPA). The Provincial Court of Havana sentenced those responsible for the death of 26 mentally ill inmates, a…
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By Lesley Clark and Patricia Mazzei From The Miami Herald Republicans in Washington and Miami are growing increasingly anxious about the ongoing state investigation into Rep. David…
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By James C. McKinley Jr. From The New York Times EL PASO — Perhaps the most frustrated person in the courtroom the last two weeks at the perjury trial of Luis Posada Carriles, the Cuban…
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Sorry for the quick and very little updates from me, I am in the process of moving from D.C. to the 'Left Coast" (Oakland, California a.k.a the Bay Area Bubble of Progressives). More…
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