Florida

By Kathleen Haughney From the Sun Sentinel College students seeking to vote at their campus precinct will find it harder to do. So will women who've changed their name but not…
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By Alfonso Chardy Taken from The Miami Herald Orlando Bosch, a prominent Cuban exile militant charged and then acquitted in the bombing of a Cuban jetliner in 1976, died in Miami…
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Al’s Loupe Feds: Miami-Dade Transit Dept. lies – still not releasing $185 million By Alvaro F. Fernandez alvaro@progreso-weekly.com A couple of weeks ago I asked about Miami-Dade…
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By Max J. Castro I used to get upset when Anglos spoke about “how the Cubans have taken over Miami.” Not today. Let me explain. Twenty or 30 years ago, the thesis of a “Cuban…
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By Felipe Pagliery Florida has many politicians and individuals who would easily fall under a grouping titled “ethically challenged” – if it existed. Take the case of Governor Rick…
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Al’s Loupe They’re still playing us for fools By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progreso-weekly.com Monday I watched most of the special Miami-Dade county commission meeting.…
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Recommendations for Private and Public Sector Leaders Cuba Study Group - Executive Summary In January 2011, the Cuba Study Group and the Center for Financial Inclusion at ACCION…
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By Marin Cogan From POLITICO It’s not easy policing the image of a member of Congress — especially when your boss is Rep. David Rivera, the Florida Republican freshman beset by so many…
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By Daniel Shoer Roth From The Miami Herald Rick Scott won the governorship with his famous slogan: “Let’s get to work” – a seven-step plan to create 700,000 jobs in seven years.…
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By Luther Campbell Taken from Miami New Times Julio Robaina will say just about anything to get elected county mayor. First, Hialeah's main man claims he was against the Marlins…
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