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By Bill Press He's the biggest sensation in the UK since Susan Boyle. He trounced the competition in winning the big prize on "Britain's Got Talent." And he accepted his…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com From day one, the Republicans and the right in general have sought to hamstring, cripple, and ultimately render the Obama presidency a…
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By Laura Wides-Munoz and Brendan Farrington From The Associated Press via The Seattle Times MIAMI - Sen. Marco Rubio has close ties to a colleague accused of questionable financial…
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By Dan Gelber From The Miami Herald Notwithstanding the recent Herald editorial, the latest debacle over FCAT writing scores was much more than an administrative miscue in grading…
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Al’s Loupe Cuban prisoners exploited – so what should we say about our own? By Alvaro F. Fernandez alvaro@progresoweekly.com The most recent orchestrated campaign by U.S.-influenced…
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By Ron Kampeas From JTA News Service WASHINGTON (JTA) -- Advocates for Alan Gross say talk of a trade with the “Cuban Five” is a non-starter, but acknowledge hopes that the Obama…
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Editorial from the magazine Espacio Laical HAVANA –For more than 30 years, the Catholic Church in Cuba has been carving a proposal for dialogue among all Cubans, as an essential…
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A The Washington Post Editorial NO ONE IS MUCH surprised when the Cuban government, which lives in mortal fear of the free flow of ideas, denies travel visas to homegrown dissidents.…
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By Elsa Claro Havana, may 18/2012 Cuba is moving pretty fast towards capitalism, though they say that the “reforms” are slow – Everybody looked at the speaker with some reserve. The…
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You would think that U.S.-Cuba relations would start to make sense, especially after 50-plus years of nonsense. Well the LASA conference to take place in California next week proves…
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