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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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By Varela As I see it, when on Nov. 12 the presidential team (Obama was in China) agreed to answer the questions posed by Cuban blogger Yoani Sánchez, it did two things. First, it paid…
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Al’s Loupe Gaming the Miami political system By Alvaro F. Fernandez alfernandez@the-beach.net If Lewis Carroll had been around today and living in Miami, and he had yet to write his…
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Al’s Loupe By Alvaro F. Fernandezalfernandez@the-beach.net Last week I wrote about Tomas Regalado, Miami’s recently elected mayor. In that column I mentioned my disappointment with…
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(Editor’s Note: This letter was published as an advertisement paid for by the Foundation For Normalization of US/Cuba Relations which recently appeared in the Sun Sentinel edition…
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By Lorenzo Gonzalo The moment that President Manuel Zelaya declared that the proposal for an accord made by the putschist government led by Roberto Micheletti was “a dead letter,” the…
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Al’s Loupe Miami has a new mayor, next up on the agenda: Cuba and Venezuela By Alvaro F. Fernandez alfernandez@the-beach.net Miami has a new mayor. His name is Tomas Regalado.…
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By Alejandro Armengol From El Nuevo Herald A multimillion-dollar industry exists in Spain, a segment of the trashy media: television programs devoted to commenting on the lives of…
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