Florida

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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Since 1976, Florida has had 1,762 of its public officials convicted, according to a new study conducted by the non-profit Integrity Florida. Each year we typically have around 71…
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I have witnessed that elitist dissociation of certain Cubans who bitterly complain when filling out documents that they should be able to classify themselves as “White” and not…
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A reward-or-punishment technique works only when we train babies who don't know the difference between good and evil. To do that with entire nations like some have tried with Cuba is an…
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