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Florida asks who can issue gay-marriage licenses
Just days before Florida’s ban on gay marriage is scheduled to be lifted, the state’s top legal officer wants a federal judge to clarify whether clerks in all counties can issue…
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Marco, Ted and Bob: Fishes out of water
"Don't defend me, pal." That memorable phrase by Mexican comedian Tin Tan perfectly fits those U.S. politicians who, assuming poses of concern over the welfare of Cubans, oppose the…
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Tea Partiers are right: Jeb is a RINO
Apparently, the American political establishment isn't just afraid of new ideas, it's afraid of new people.
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Supreme Court won’t stop gay marriages in Florida
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday refused to block gay marriages in Florida, the latest of about three dozen states allowing same-sex weddings.
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In a tizzy, crybaby Marco shows no respect for voters
Florida's junior senator doesn't "care if the polls say that 99 percent of people believe we should normalize relations in Cuba,” while a brand new Zogby Analytics poll shows that those…
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Arguing at the Versailles
This was an unusual protest at the Versailles, a clear demonstration that the ideological stances of Miami's Cuban community have been changing in the past 10 years.
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Mad country, mad world
Police violence. Savage torture. The worship of the gun. Massive tax avoidance by big companies. Environmental injustice and inaction on climate change. Outrageous levels of inequality.…
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Puerto Ricans a political force in Florida – when they vote
Puerto Ricans are the fastest growing part of Florida's Latino voters, and they boast their largest concentration in the state in a critical swing-vote region – the I-4 corridor in…
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Admissions ‘fraud’ adds to college debt
Student debts have soared along with tuition, even as states like Florida have slashed support for higher education and direct federal grants to students have plummeted.
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Shoot first and never ask questions
"Protesters shut down I-195 amid Art Basel frenzy." This Miami Herald December 6 front page headline speaks volumes about the chasm – local, national, global – that divides those inside…
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