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Made for TV presidential race
The establishment media has already come to their own self-serving conclusion: it will be a Trump-Clinton race. A heavyweight duel. “No reality TV show will compare!”, the bosses at the…
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Bernie: The beginning of the end
Hillary Clinton’s crushing defeat of Bernie Sanders in the South Carolina primary signals the end of his noble quest to become, as the title of his book states, “an outsider in the…
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‘You don’t build a cultural industry by centralizing ideas’
Osvaldo Pestana Montpeller (Montos), Cuba's “stellar” comic book artist, went from an irreverent boy who scribbled on any blank page that fell into his hands -- the classical doodler --…
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Why do Cuban athletes emigrate?
The question of why our sportsmen continue to leave has too many answers and almost all of them involve personal aspirations and economics. Having said that, let's focus on sports for…
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Who will learn the most from Obama’s trip to Cuba?
Obama’s trip might provide an opportunity for him and all Americans to be challenged on their misperceptions of this fascinating island. It is the citizens of Cuba who may end up…
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Trump v. Francis: No contest
Donald Trump is close to running out of people and populations to offend. His latest target: Pope Francis. But, by taking on Francis, Trump has met way more than his match
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Obama: Springtime in Havana
President Barack Obama will greet the spring in Cuba. What's curious and remarkable about the visit is that the presidential trip will take place just a few weeks before the Seventh…
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Shameless in Tallahassee
There's a battle brewing between the Florida House and Senate over how to use the $1 billion budget surplus. Then there's Gov. Rick Scott who wants to dole it out as tax breaks to rich…
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End to the U.S. embargo on Cuba is coming sooner than you think
Over the past year, the relationship between the United States and Cuba has advanced significantly toward normalization. However, after 55 years, the U.S. still has an embargo on the…
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Why we must try
Progressive change has never happened without bold ideas championed by bold idealists. But time and again we’ve learned that important public goals can be achieved – if the public is…
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