Noticias Secundarias

The most remarkable thing about 2015 is the astounding number of international agreements reached, each of which provides more than a ray of hope that disputes may be moving toward…
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As we celebrate the one-year anniversary of the December 17th announcement, LAWG reflects on what has been accomplished in the last year and what actions are needed to move forward the…
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Few realized when the group of U.S. film producers, screen writers and directors slipped in. They didn't make a triumphant entrance. They simply entered a private hall and gradually…
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The Florida legislature instantly qualified for the hottest ring of hell when in 2011 it passed a law that transformed the state’s Children’s Medical Services program from one based on…
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Every night, before turning off the bedside lamp in the hostel where she has been sleeping for the past 20 days, Sofía rekindles her hopes, thinking that soon she will embrace Gaby,…
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Give the junior senator from Florida credit. It is his gift: a great ability to fabulate, convince others that his story is true, and then turn his tales into dollars.
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The Republican agenda has been to shift wealth and income to the top by cutting spending on programs that benefit the middle class and the poor, and eliminating government services,…
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In South Florida, home to most of the 2 million émigrés from the Caribbean island, this mode of relating to one another became widespread. It is no secret that, beginning half a century…
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A therapeutic anti-cancer vaccine and a medication that has proven effective in preventing limb amputations among diabetic patients, both produced in Cuba and neither currently…
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Social inequality is inherent to human society. And clearly, there is social inequality in Cuba. The point is -- will it increase?
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