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By Dan Whitman Good news: December 29 no one was injured as the Central Market in Port-au-Prince burned down. Bad news: the market burned down. January 6, another fire – this one…
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By the Progreso Semanal Staff Jose Ariel Contreras, the famous Cuban pitcher who in 2002 left the national team in Mexico, finds himself in Cuba. From the municipality of Las…
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Miami Herald reporter John Dorschner recently reported that “With the federal government already slashing their funds in big and small ways, and major state cuts possible from…
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By Gabriel R. Sanchez From Latino Decisions The 2012 election was a watershed moment for the Latino electorate in many respects. In giving President Obama a record level of support…
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Progreso Semanal/RPA HAVANA – For the first time in decades, Cubans watched President Barack Obama’s speech live on Educational Channel 2, which broadcasts the programs of…
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By Max J. Castro MIAMI - During the first four years of his presidency, progressives who formed the backbone of the president’s 2008 victory asked themselves whether the real…
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One Day in December: Celia Sanchez and the Cuban Revolution, Nancy Stout, Monthly Review Press, 2013. By Saul Landau “It’s about time,” I commented when I heard…
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The Castro regime has eased travel restrictions for most of its citizens, but so far the Obama administration has taken no steps to life the long-standing embargo By Albor Ruiz From…
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<strong</strong By Jesús Arboleya Cervera HAVANA – In an unprecedented event, all of us in Cuba had the opportunity to see the ceremony inaugurating President Barack Obama’s…
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As I said last week, the Miami Dolphins want our money. Tax dollars to build Dolphins’ owner Stephen Ross a new roof and upgrade HIS Miami Dolphins stadium in Miami Gardens. They’re…
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