Florida

By Varela Neighbors in Miami are finding circles in almost every corner that imitate the floating gardens of Babylon. They are stone circles filled with nicely trimmed grass, exotic…
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Al’s Loupe Hear ye: Lincoln Diaz-Balart may be responsible for turning on the sunshine during the beautiful Miami winters By Alvaro F. Fernandez alvaro@progresoweekly.com Miami is a…
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By Elíades Acosta Matos Seldom has been more visible on the stage of global public discussion what in politically correct language is called “multiculturalism.” Its acceptance or…
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By Varela San Nicolás del Peladero was a Cuban television program which captivated me during my infancy. It simplified the republican era from the standpoint of a small fictitious…
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Al’s Loupe Careful Miami, there are some who want to bend us over a barrel -- again! By Alvaro F. Fernandezalfernandez@the-beach.net Miamians beware! Cover your pockets. A fight…
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By Varela A newspaper whose front page publishes the consequences of someone consuming Viagra with an abnormally rapid heartbeat, while two commissioners in the city they cover…
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Al’s Loupe Pastor who took money from his grandfather’s church appointed to replace Miami commissioner alleged to have committed grand theft By Alvaro F.…
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By Gimleteye From the Eye on Miami blog Over the weekend, I received an email copy of a letter by Michael Lorion to Miami Herald political columnist, Beth Reinhard. With his…
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By Varela This new visit by the Van Van orchestra to Miami has introduced an interesting ingredient: the billboard that announces the concert. It symbolizes our evolution as a…
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By Varela It is said that history is first made as trauma and later repeated as a joke. In Miami, where everything is recycled, history always returns as tragicomedy and its…
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