Florida

By Nelson P. Valdés and Sue Ashdown “You have to figure out how you can reach the informed masses. The solution is not the newspapers... Internet is more accessible.” Fidel Castro,…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com Sometimes a tempest-in-a-teapot brouhaha can reveal much about the tenor of a time, including the level of seriousness and rationality that…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com Certainly the United States has endured more acute crises than the one the country is mired in today. But seldom, if ever, has the country…
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This is our last issue of 2011. The year seems to have flown by. Here we are one more week to go before commencing 2012. As is our custom, we will be taking some time off for the…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com Mitt Romney wants to bet Rick Perry $10,000 to settle an argument over whether Romney claimed in his first book that the health care plan he…
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By Barry Sheckman (Editor’s Note: This letter appeared in Saturday’s Miami Herald. It succinctly describes the problem of priorities our society currently faces.…
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By Alvaro F. Fernandez alvaro@progresoweekly.com All hell broke loose earlier this week when media outlets started reporting that the freedom of Cuban-Americans to visit relatives…
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By Travis Pillow The American Civil Liberties Union is suing to block implementation of House Bill 1355, the controversial elections law signed last month by Gov. Rick Scott. ACLU of…
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By Craig Pittman From the St. Petersburg Times In its 35 years, the state Department of Community Affairs has irritated some of Florida's most powerful people, including developers,…
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Al’s Loupe Attempt at an anti-reform coup led by scoundrels By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progreso-weekly.com Last year Miami-Dade voters were in an uproar. They were so mad they…
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