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By Saul Landau Joe, whose business has gone bad, borrows $100 from Mike. The next day he borrows another $100. Some months later, he pays Mike $100 and says:“Business has picked up.…
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By Max J. Castromajcastro@gmail.com The result of these converging factors—the mad rush for oil and the irresponsibility of BP and of the laissez-faire Bush-Cheney administration—has…
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By John McAuliff Florida politics have consistently crippled hopes for a rational U.S. policy on Cuba. The swing state mystique confounds Presidential candidates and PAC money from…
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By Luis Sexto The situation in Cuba was seen yesterday, and is seen today, through glasses of different colors. And that seems natural when, perhaps despite the wishes of the rulers,…
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By Mark Weisbrot From The Guardian With Venezuela's economy having contracted last year (as did the vast majority of economies in the Western Hemisphere), the economy suffering from…
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Marco Rubio has a way about him. The way he manages to move from side to side on any issue. He can be against a law one day and 72 hours later find himself for it. And although…
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By Aurelio Pedroso Well, there she is, and I can't resist the temptation to walk over to her. The woman is sitting inside a kiosk, about 4 square meters, surrounded by Mothers Day…
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By Varela The Rasmussen daily tracking poll of Tuesday, May 4, puts republican deserter now independent, our distinguished Charlie Crist, at 38 percentage points. That’s over republican…
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By Jean-Guy Allard Radio and TV Martí lie when they broadcast information without basis, admits a report by the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The panel recommends that both…
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By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progresoweekly.com 3,338,306: This is the number of hits Progreso Weekly and Semanal received in April. In other words, more than 111,000 hits per day.…
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