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By Bill Press There's been no lack of commentary over how candidates performed in the last three debates. Barack Obama fell asleep in the first one. A nervous Paul Ryan gulped down…
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Text of press release from the Florida Commission on Ethics TALLAHASSEE—October 24, 2012— Meeting in Tallahassee on October 19th in closed session, the Florida Commission on Ethics…
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How the U.S. played Russian roulette with nuclear war By Noam Chomsky From guardian.co.uk The American attacks are often dismissed in U.S. commentary as silly pranks, CIA…
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By Gerardo Arreola From the Mexican newspaper La Jornada HAVANA – Mexico and Cuba again reviewed the state of their bilateral trade in what might be the last effort of that type…
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By Luis Sexto From his blog Patria y Humanidad HAVANA – Those who still insist that Cuba had one of the “most enviable” economies in Latin America before 1959 risk…
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By Max J. Castro MIAMI - After President Barack Obama’s listless performance in the first debate with Mitt Romney, I wrote on this page that we would see a very different Obama…
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By Scott Hiaasen and Patricia Mazzei From The Miami Herald Already facing FBI probes and a daunting re-election, Congressman David Rivera was charged Wednesday by state…
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How the U.S. played Russian roulette with nuclear war By Noam Chomsky From guardian.co.uk The problem with Castro In the case of Cuba, the State Department policy planning…
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How the U.S. played Russian roulette with nuclear war By Noam Chomsky From guardian.co.uk A serious dilemma The planners therefore faced a serious dilemma: they had in hand…
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If it had been a boxing match, President Obama would have won on points. Whatever the case, Obama did win the third and final debate. Will it matter? Two weeks from tomorrow we…
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