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Jim DeFede, of Channel 4 in Miami, interviews three Cuba experts on the possibility of changing Cuba policy now that Florida is no longer in play for Democrats.
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The House and Senate voted this month to increase U.S. military spending by $90 billion dollars over Fiscal Year 2022 levels.
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News programs on Cuban TV have stated that the economy has registered "discreet growth." What tape measure are they using?
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Presidents of these countries released a joint statement supporting Peru’s elected president, saying he is the victim of “...harassment,” following a U.S.-backed right-wing coup.
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It is not strange that one or another intellectual endeavor or artistic production provoke violent reactions among extremists of the Cuban-American community in Miami.
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Rivera, like Trump, will blame others, deflect criticism and point fingers at communists and other political enemies in Miami he will claim have had it out for him for a long time.
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For example, DeSantis signed a law that prohibits an open discussion because young whites could feel uncomfortable studying slavery and discrimination.
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Cuban Republicans in Miami are walking the streets of the city as if they were roosters in a pen full of horny hens. They fail to realize they've lost power nationally.
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The silver lining to this dark electoral cloud for Democrats: A deep-red Florida gives them freedom to reconstruct Cuba policy based on U.S. foreign-policy interests.
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An interview with Professor Jesús Arboleya, an expert in relations between the U.S. and Cuba, as well as the Cuban community in the U.S.
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