Florida

By Yadira Escobar From her blog YadiraEscobar.com HIALEAH GARDENS – Miami is a city of rightists that owes much of its character to the bourgeoisie that fled from the…
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By A.J. Delgado From Mediaite As Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) continues to lead the charge towards immigration reform, his stance is certainly curious. Is it driven by a sincere…
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By Adam C. Smith From the Tampa Bay Times TAMPA - U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio's high-profile positioning for a presidential run in 2016 appears to be doing him no favors back home. Only…
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By Steve Schale From his blog Back in the spring doldrums of 2008, when a couple of polls showed Barack Obama losing Florida to John McCain by as much as 15 points, I was a fairly…
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(What follows is the transcription and translation of Edmundo Garcia’s La Tarde Se Mueve radio show of Monday, March 11, dedicated to the memory of Francisco Gonzalez Aruca.) A…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com MIAMI - Over the last couple of years, I have strolled smoking a cigar countless times through Little Havana’s main drag – famous Calle Ocho –…
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By Joey Flechas From The Gainesville Sun FLORIDA - A recent study has found that the Florida College System has a $26.6 billion annual economic impact on Florida's economy.…
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From Associated Press FLORIDA - Former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist holds a big edge over Republican Gov. Rick Scott among registered Florida voters in a hypothetical…
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From the On Two Shores blog MIAMI - The Miami Herald publishes an editorial asking for “bipartisanship” and a show of “diversity” during the upcoming visit of Yoani Sanchez to the…
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By Mc Nelly Torres From Florida Center for Investigative Reporting The numbers are deplorable. One of every 13 uninsured kids in the United States lives in Florida. About 500,000…
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