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Miami 2011
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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Closing ranks around Rivera
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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House Republican staffer: “Only a matter of time” for David Rivera
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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State of Florida takes lead in David Rivera probe
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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The message on the billboard
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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U.S. healthcare: Best not to get sick
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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What makes David Rivera so thankful?
By Fred Grimm
From The Miami Herald
Some might wonder whether his gratitude was worth the $243,000 extracted from campaign accounts for very murky “thank you” campaigns. But that's…
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Investigators look into David Rivera’s ‘thank you’ spending
David Rivera spent more money saying `thank you' to voters than any other Florida lawmaker. Now investigators are examining some of those expenses.
By Scott Hiaasen and Patricia Mazzei…
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Without a flag
By Varela
Antonio Maceo once said that the flag had to be carried to every battlefield, and if the standard-bearer fell, someone else had to pick up the flag and keep it flying. In…
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David Rivera doesn’t belong in Congress
By Alan Farago (aka Gimleteye)
From Eye on Miami
The first test of the GOP pledge to ethics is Miami-Dade's own David Rivera, who possibly will have the shortest tenure in the history…
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