Florida

By CURT ANDERSON Declaring U.S.-to-Cuba charter flights a vital national interest, the Justice Department is opposing a Cuban-American woman's attempt to make air charter companies pay…
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By José Pertierra Taken from Cubadebate Only in Miami. Despite the seventy-three outstanding first-degree murder charges against him related to the mid-air explosion of a Cubana…
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By Varela If there's one thing Emilio Estefan knows how to make, other than money, it's propaganda. In the Nineties, he and Gloria appeared in a photograph on Page One of The Herald…
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By Varela Imagine that your neighbor has a guest house where he rents rooms and plans to expand and improve his business in the neighborhood. For that reason, your neighbor wants you…
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By Néstor García Iturbe From Servicio Hermes When talking about assassinations as actions carried out by the government of the United States as part of its policy of state…
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Al’s Loupe Cuba’s the loser in Florida’s senate race By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progresoweekly.com How do you explain the fact that Cubans in Miami are supporting and…
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By Varela I lived in three cities in Cuba. Deep in the provinces. I remember the funeral processions. The people walked behind the hearse looking mournful, weepy, serious. The fame…
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A paid lobbyist of the U.S.-Cuba Democracy PAC, Mauricio Claver-Carone, claims to tell Miami Herald readers the "Truth about the travel ban" to Cuba. His article tortures both truth and…
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Al’s Loupe Reining in money’s corrupting influence over politicians By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progresoweekly.com Money plays a vital role in electoral politics. Fat wallets…
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By Elíades Acosta Matos On Feb. 11, at Florida International University, Lincoln Díaz-Balart read a press release announcing his refusal to run for a tenth term in the U.S. Congress…
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