Florida

Ex-diplomat rejects allegations of illegality and responsibility for arrest of 75 Cubans From Cuban Colada An article in the Miami e-zine Progreso Weekly, accusing James Cason of…
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By Varela King Carlos Álvarez rules a fiefdom called Miami-Dade, where one of every 12 residents is out of a job, another is getting unemployment benefits with food stamps, and another…
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By Tim Padgett From Time Magazine One overhyped story in the 2008 election was the supposed rise of Miami's moderate Cuban-American voters. Early polls, demographic data and…
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By Aaron Blake From The Fix Eighteen states are slated to gain or lose congressional seats after this election cycle, with governor's race Florida and New York now taking on increased…
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By Adam C. Smith From the St. Petersburg Times Marco Rubio had hoped that months ago he'd put behind him the controversy over questionable personal spending on his Republican Party…
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By Damien Cave The New York Times MIAMI — Fashion boutiques, restaurants, a bank — Jorge Gomez plans to help his relatives in Havana open whatever business they want. But when? Like…
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Al’s Loupe Marco Rubio’s political connections seem to have paid off By Alvaro F. Fernandezalvaro@progresoweekly.com Zac Anderson of the Sarasota Herald-Tribune published a scathing…
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By Varela Some years ago, interviewed by Vanity Fair, the Fanjul brothers, big businessmen, took advantage of the opportunity to justify the way in which they buy governments. They…
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By Alan Farago (as Gimleteye) From the Eye on Miami blog Fidel Castro is outliving Fidel Castro. The statement is bitter fruit for many Miami Cubans who waited decades to dance on…
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From the Sarasota Herald-Tribune By Zac Anderson Marco Rubio took the stage in front of 2,000 cheering supporters in Sarasota earlier this month and delivered a stark warning:…
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