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Can someone explain ‘soliciting for political purpose’
Al’s Loupe
Can someone explain ‘soliciting for political purpose’
By Alvaro F. Fernandez
Arizona visited Florida last week. On the baseball diamond, the Marlins managed to split a…
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“Made in Venezuela” capitalism
By Antonio Padrino
That a car in Venezuela costs three times more than in Peru or in the United States and that one must wait six months to acquire one – through a bribe – is not all…
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David Kent & Super Rivera
By Varela
David Rivera is a Florida superhero. He doesn't spend as much in haircuts as his friend Marco Rubio, but he gets into adventures that cost the taxpayer hundreds of thousands…
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The apple on the head
By Varela
Many years ago, Carlos Varela wrote a song in Cuba in which he asked that the story of William Tell be inverted. In other words, instead of placing the apple on his son's head…
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Crist offers tiny ray of hope
Al’s Loupe
Crist offers tiny ray of hope
By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progresoweekly.com
There is an important senate race in Florida this year. Last year at this time I would have…
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The sharks
By Varela
The Rasmussen daily tracking poll of Tuesday, May 4, puts republican deserter now independent, our distinguished Charlie Crist, at 38 percentage points. That’s over republican…
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Progreso Weekly/Semanal breaks the 3 million hit barrier in April
By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progresoweekly.com
3,338,306: This is the number of hits Progreso Weekly and Semanal received in April. In other words, more than 111,000 hits per day.…
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The time is now — a declaration for a free Arizona
By Gihan Perera
We must recognize that the developments in Arizona are the manifestation of a profound and growing sickness, toxicity, in the hearts and minds of our nation,…
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In Miami, Salim Lamrani discusses media war against Cuba
By Lorenzo Gonzalo
On a sunny afternoon, about 150 people, almost all of them Cuban, gathered in a Miami hotel to listen to a young professor from two French universities.
Prof. Salim…
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