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Marco Rubio: Beauty and the beast
Marco Rubio presents a nice persona but his ideology and his policy positions from the time he was in the Florida legislature to this moment are mean, mean, mean.
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The day of ‘the call’
The prices of telephony between the two countries render unaffordable a communication that resembles the spontaneous course of love. Circumstances impose that you seek other ways, turn…
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Puerto Rico makes debut in Havana
Waleska Rivera has visited Cuba three times this year. She's the president of Danosa, the first (and only) Puerto Rican company to participate in the Havana International Trade Fair.
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Cuban sports: Playing under their own flag
Cuban athletes Dayron Robles and Norberto González have set encouraging precedents with their "reincorporation" to Cuban sports life after spending more than one year without any…
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Scum rises to the top
It seems that the reign of error is more common than the reign of terror in Miami and that scum rises to the top when the flow of power and dollars goes in that direction.
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Love those cigars!
Cigar production is the fourth economic sector that contributes to Cuba's gross domestic product. The tobacco tradition goes back several centuries, when successive waves of immigrants…
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The United Nations faces off the U.S. Congress
The 24th consecutive condemnation by the United Nations General Assembly of the United States' economic, commercial and financial blockade against Cuba took place this week. The vote…
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Only in Miami
A community made up mostly of people of Latin American descent welcoming with open arms a candidate who owes his rise to vicious attacks against Mexicans, by far the largest Latino…
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Two hundred seats for Cuba’s legislators
The National Capitol has undergone major repairs to become once again the legislative chamber, that is, the National Assembly of the People's Power, the institution that…
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In Miami, are we all rafters?
"Rafter," in the chimerical city of Cuban emigration, works like a label that describes those who arrived after the 1990s. It doesn't matter if the journey meant crossing a border,…
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