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Dromi’s complaint
Uri Dromi is puzzled. Dromi, an Israeli whose invariably pro-Israel columns are a regular feature of the Miami Herald seems puzzled. He is dismayed by the evidence of the low regard in…
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GOP insiders back Rubio in 2016
Sen. Marco Rubio’s political stock is rated a buy by major Republican fundraisers in Washington. Political strategists think his chances are looking better because of the bridge scandal…
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Florida’s up in smoke
Floridians will vote on medical marijuana come November, after the state's Supreme Court ruled that ballot language for a proposed constitutional amendment meets all legal requirements.…
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Miami-Dade mayor sticks it to county workers
Recently, the war on worker's rights and living standards has escalated significantly. And Miami-Dade County is now one of the nation's hot spots in this ongoing conflict.
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Florida governor’s race: Scott makes the first move
Governor Scott has pulled Miami’s Lopez-Cantera out of his bag of tricks. The state’s number two political job had been vacant for more than a year.
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Spoiling what could have been a fantastic project
Two students here from Cuba who will attend Miami-Dade College agreed to be interviewed by Progreso Weekly but later shunned the cameras and evaded our reporter.
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Marco Rubio’s war on truth
According to the Republican Senator from Florida, the war on poverty has failed and it is high time we adopt a new and more effective Republican approach to the problem.
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Off to college, but in Miami
Fifteen young Cubans from the island are creating a sensation in Miami's Spanish-language media. Funded by the Cuban American National Foundation, the youngsters will study for 6 months…
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Ex Florida Governor Graham travels to Cuba
Former Florida Governor and U.S. Senator Bob Graham is part of a U.S. group that will talk with Cuban officials about offshore oil drilling safety.
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The Triangle
In Miami-Dade County, statistics show that one out of 85 people will be the victim of a violent crime. The crime rate is much higher than that in some of its municipalities, like Opa…
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