Florida

By Jorge Piñon From The Miami Herald On June 3, 1979, Pemex's exploratory oil well Ixtoc I in Mexico's Bay of Campeche suffered a blowout resulting in what was at the time one of the…
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By Varela Some days ago, I noticed that The Herald grew afraid of Miguel Saavedra, the CD smasher, leader of that pack of unemployed militants called Vigilia Mambisa that intimidates…
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From The New York Times WASHINGTON — The Haitian government has agreed to issue a diplomatic passport to former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, his lawyer said Monday, potentially…
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By Lesley Clark and Patricia Mazzei From The Miami Herald Republicans in Washington and Miami are growing increasingly anxious about the ongoing state investigation into Rep. David…
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By Varela At Radio Mambí, the indisputable leader of the airwaves, Silvio Armando Pérez Roura, trusts in the Justice of God when it comes to the trial of Luis Posada Carriles, his…
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By Alejandro Armengol From his blog Cuaderno de Cuba (Cuban Notebook) Under the title “David Rivera warns Obama,” Radio Martí publishes some brief information on the Internet,…
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By John Bresnahan and Marin Cogan From Politico.com Just three weeks into his congressional career, Rep. David Rivera (R-Fla.) has earned the dubious distinction of being the first…
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By Scott Hiaasen and David Ovalle From The Miami Herald Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernández Rundle has removed one of her top prosecution teams from the investigation of U.S.…
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By Varela The billboard erected in Miami featuring The Cuban Five lasted as long as a cookie outside a school: 24 hours. Quite an achievement. If it had been installed back in the…
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Al's Loupe   U.S. healthcare: Best not to get sick   By Alvaro F. Fernandez alvaro@progresoweekly.com I spend upwards of $600 a month for health insurance for my daughter and myself.…
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