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By Varela On prime-time TV, between 8 and 10 p.m., the average American likes to watch comedies and police dramas. The Hispanic televiewer prefers the tear-soaked soap opera. But in…
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Giver of electronic goodies worked for a CIA-run company, writer says By Progreso Weekly staff The American citizen arrested in Havana Dec. 5 for delivering communications equipment…
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Al’s Loupe Progreso Weekly finishes another record year By Alvaro F. Fernandez alfernandez@the-beach.net This will be our last edition for 2009. For the next couple of weeks we will…
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By Varela AND A-ONE... They say Miami is the magic city. And it's true. The cheapest trip to Europe is provided by City Hall, not a tourist agency. The package includes two weeks…
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By Brian Concannon Jr. and Ira Kurzban From The Miami Herald Late last month, Haiti's government took the undemocratic and dangerous step of excluding 15 political parties, including…
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By Varela After our exiled militant, obligated by circumstances, stops killing diplomats, young athletes and tourists, he empties the Molotov cocktail and fills it with Cuba Libre to…
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Al’s Loupe Way to go Mr. President… you’re starting to remind me of W By Alvaro F. Fernandez alfernandez@the-beach.net “You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the…
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By Alan Farago From the Eye on Miami blog Listening to Fresh Air on November 24 and its disturbing with Jeff Sharlet turned my thoughts to the struggle between Gov. Charlie Crist and…
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By Varela The clumsy but monetarily costly cyberoffensive against Cuba with bloggers is a reflex of the very journalism practiced in Miami. To understand why a Wilfredo Cancio Isla, an…
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By Amaury Cruz Contrary to the right-wing elements personified by CANF Chairman Jorge Mas Canosa and his infamous “I don’t believe in the Herald” campaign, I am an admirer of the…
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