Florida

By Varela In our political stew, a Republican is serious, always tells the truth, goes to church on Sunday, wears a suit, is married, has children and the children grow up just like…
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By Bob Peltz From The Miami Herald (Editor’s Note: What follows is a letter written to The Miami Herald, which appeared this past Monday. Jackie Bueno Sousa is a Herald columnist…
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By Varela I remember when, two decades ago, I began to work for a publication in Miami for the first time. The Chicago Tribune, through The Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, hired me…
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By Varela They say prostitution is the oldest profession. I think not. I think it's politics. But, well... I really can't tell the difference between a whore and a City Hall official.…
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Al’s Loupe The Pedro Pans attack, but only the women By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progresoweekly.com Almost three years ago we lost Elly Chovel, the woman responsible for founding…
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By Adam C. Smith From the St. Petersburg Times A new Florida Chamber of Commerce poll suggests Charlie Crist may be widening his lead over Republican Marco Rubio and Democrat Kendrick…
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By Michael C. Bender From the Palm Beach Post TALLAHASSEE — Republican U.S. Senate candidate Marco Rubio is facing foreclosure on a Tallahassee house after missing five months of…
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By Antonio Padrinoa.padrino@prodigy.net Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner in 2006, has been, for the past 30 years, carrying out one of the most effective battles against…
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By Albor Ruiz From the New York Daily News No more excuses. After 74 of Cuba's best-known dissidents told Congress they support scrapping travel and export restrictions to their…
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By Varela The Cuban media in Miami interpret the letter by Carlos Saladrigas, signed by 74 dissidents in Cuba, in their own manner. Written from a viewpoint in opposition to the Cuban…
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