Florida

Al’s Loupe Ferre can win by tackling the Cuba issue By Alvaro F. Fernandez alfernandez@the-beach.net After a brief stint in the Florida legislature, Maurice Ferre became mayor of…
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In last week’s Al’s Loupe column I reported that Kendrick Meek would most likely drop out of the U.S. Senate race to fill the seat vacated by Mel Martinez last month. This week across…
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Today we begin a new chapter in the 30-year history of Marazul, which was founded in 1979. We are the professionals for everything related to Cuba travel. With this new column our goal…
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Al’s Loupe Kendrick Meek will take the money and NOT run By Alvaro F. Fernandez alfernandez@the-beach.net Even the supposed good guys have dirt under their fingernails here in…
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By Gihan Perera From Huffington Post It’s always great to be the best at something, isn’t it? Florida recently got spanked for coming last in spending federal stimulus dollars on…
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By Francisco Aruca The title atop this truly brief written piece should have been attached to today’s first column, as announced in last week’s issue of Progreso Weekly. Regrettably, I…
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By Gimleteye Taken from the Eye on Miami blog "It's Lonely in Condo Land", an editorial in Miami Herald, expresses a point of view that the paper blocked during the building boom.…
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Miami's Cuban community divided over Juanes' Havana Concert for Peace By Carlos Miller Taken from NBC News - Miami The pro-Juanes Cubans had the bigger flags. They also had the numbers.…
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By Philip Stoddard (Editor’s Note: This is a letter taken from the Letters section of a recent Miami Herald. Over the past few weeks Progreso Weekly has written about Florida Power…
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By Saul Landau In Miami, several retired U.S. officials remembered the early 1960s, when the CIA sent hundreds of employees to join other government bureaucrats to process and recruit…
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