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Miami's suspended commissioner, Alex Diaz de la Portilla, is on the ballot in November. The question becomes whether voters will return him to the commission in spite of his legal woes.
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We want to turn this relation into a relation not of aggression, but to a relation of respect and cooperation, said Johana Tablada, of the Cuban Foreign Ministry.
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Existe el mito de que el factor que decide el voto de los cubanoamericanos es la posición que adopten los candidatos respecto a Cuba...
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La reunión entre empresarios de ambos países y representantes gubernamentales del país norteño, en Miami, ha generado muchas opiniones.
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“No swastikas in an American fascism, but Stars and Stripes and Christian crosses ... No fascist salute, but mass recitations of the pledge of allegiance..."
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Cuba policy has been quiet, but remains a critical component of our overall hemispheric relationships. It will undoubtedly erupt again in the upcoming senatorial races.
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Interesting things happened at the BRICS summit in South Africa, including the possibility of a new currency to replace the dollar in international trade.
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He linked many deaths to the U.S. embargo of Cuba, which, according to a 2018 report by the UN, has cost the island at least $130 billion over the past seven decades.
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Cubans should expect power blackouts to increase, and food and milk supply to decrease in the coming months, according to a Mesa Redonda broadcast.
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Worse than the Republicans' desire to give their political donors huge tax cuts is that they want hard-working Americans to pay for them through reduced public services.
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