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Lawmakers who want to put an end to embargo tout HR 4645 as pro-democracy, anti-Castro legislation By Jerry Hagstrom For the Capital Press WASHINGTON, D.C. -- A bill that would end the…
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By Michael C. Bender From the Palm Beach Post TALLAHASSEE — Republican U.S. Senate candidate Marco Rubio is facing foreclosure on a Tallahassee house after missing five months of…
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By Bill Press In the end, Helen Thomas got the last laugh. Before anybody could throw her out of the White House Briefing Room, she denied her critics the pleasure by walking out on…
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By Antonio Padrinoa.padrino@prodigy.net Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner in 2006, has been, for the past 30 years, carrying out one of the most effective battles against…
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By Saul Landau Three Jews in Tel Aviv talked for hours. One leaves. Another says to the remaining Jew: “God, that man was stupid. He must be a general.” After Israeli commandos…
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By Albor Ruiz From the New York Daily News No more excuses. After 74 of Cuba's best-known dissidents told Congress they support scrapping travel and export restrictions to their…
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By Elíades Acosta Matos At different moments in Cuban history, as if obeying an ancestral spell or a curse, a strange illness afflicts the souls of some people born on this soil. The…
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By Varela The Cuban media in Miami interpret the letter by Carlos Saladrigas, signed by 74 dissidents in Cuba, in their own manner. Written from a viewpoint in opposition to the Cuban…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com A June 9th letter addressed to the U.S. Congress by 74 members of Cuban civil society, dissident, and human rights groups has struck one of the…
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By Alejandro Armengol From El Nuevo Herald Seventy-four dissidents have come out against the island's isolation by signing a letter to the U.S. Congress in which they support a…
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