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By Luis Sexto The Tenth Catholic Social Week, set for June l6-20 in Havana, finds the times somewhat favorable to the impact of an event whose themes include a debate on “the…
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By Varela A Miami-Cuban journalist once asked Walter Mercado about the fall of Castroism. Walter appeared troubled. Presumably, a psychic should know the future, maybe not his but…
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By Robert Greenwald From MichaelMoore.com On Monday, June 7, 2010, the Afghanistan War will complete its 104th month, replacing Vietnam as the longest war in U.S. history. That's an…
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By Bill Press Forget what country did it. Consider, first, the facts: Armed commandos attack an unarmed ship in international waters, open fire and kill nine civilians, including one…
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The so far boring race for Florida governor may be getting more interesting – soon. It is expected that Lawton “Bud” Chiles III, the son of the late Florida senator and then governor,…
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Miami’s Alianza Martiana and the other organizations that comprise it are calling for all persons of goodwill from our South Florida community to a caravan of autos demanding an…
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By Adriana M. Chavez From El Paso Times EL PASO - The trial of Luis Posada Carriles, the anti-Cuban militant alleged to have masterminded a string of 1997 bombings that targeted Cuban…
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By Jeremy Wallace From the Sarasota Herald Tribune SARASOTA - At a stage in the campaign when many statewide candidates would be trying to moderate their message to appeal to general…
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By Bill Press Think of two people who once dominated the headlines, but have suddenly disappeared from sight. They've both been hidden away. Osama bin Laden's probably living in a…
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By Saul Landau “After the 1989 Exxon Valdez tanker spilled 11 million gallons of oil in Alaska, Congress dictated that oil companies be responsible for dealing with major accidents…
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