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By Manuel Alberto Ramy HAVANA – In 1540, Ignatius Loyola (now a saint) founded the Company of Jesus, the religious order of Jesuits. One of the four vows Jesuits must make is…
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By Elsa Claro HAVANA – Is it true that between 2013 and 2014 the dual currency in Cuba will be eliminated? This is a correction of the publication where the prediction was made and…
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The Cuban blogger and the ‘Big Bad Wolf’ By Benjamin Willis and Maria Isabel Alfonso From Counterpunch Yoani Sanchez’ long-awaited arrival to the United States has been…
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By Yadira Escobar HIALEAH GARDENS – Oswaldo Paya was a Spanish citizen as told on Spanish television by his own brother, Carlos Paya Sardinas, when he proclaimed that “the…
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By Saul Landau The new film, “No”, takes place in Chile in 1988 as the nation faced a plebiscite – a vote of all citizens – on whether to keep General Augusto Pinochet in…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com MIAMI - Over the last couple of years, I have strolled smoking a cigar countless times through Little Havana’s main drag – famous Calle Ocho –…
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By Bill Press Quick! Somebody tell President Obama. Alert the members of Congress. Shout it out to the media: I have balanced the budget! That's right. Me. Bill Press, talk show…
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By David Brooks From the Mexican newspaper La Jornada NEW YORK CITY – Every day, dissidents from various nations come to the United States to denounce before academic forums, human…
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By Joey Flechas From The Gainesville Sun FLORIDA - A recent study has found that the Florida College System has a $26.6 billion annual economic impact on Florida's economy.…
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From Associated Press FLORIDA - Former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist holds a big edge over Republican Gov. Rick Scott among registered Florida voters in a hypothetical…
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