Noticias Secundarias

The phenomenon is hardly unprecedented in this country's urban history. But the speed at which it has been coming about in Miami may be.
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Just watched the Rick Scott-Charlie Crist debate held in South Florida at Broward College. The headlines throughout Florida newspaper will tell you the obvious, it was bizarre.
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State officials are even in charge of election administration (remember Katherine Harris and the hanging chads) and drawing congressional districts so what happens in the states in 2014…
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It is not the first time that Cuban medical workers expose themselves, in truly dangerous missions, to contact not only with highly lethal viruses and bacterias but also to living…
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President Evo Morales of Bolivia won re-election Sunday with 60 percent of the votes, according to the private survey firm Ipsos. The outcome was based on 90.4 percent of the votes…
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On the 16th anniversary of the imprisonment of the Cuban antiterrorists, the real role of the United States' major communications media was exposed once again.
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The fastest growing segment of the electorate has made its voice heard in the Florida governor’s race.
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Projections put the figure of ad spending at or over $100 million making it one of the most expensive mid term 2014 elections.
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How times have changed! There was a time when most of the countries in the Western Hemisphere agreed with Washington's hostile policy toward Cuba and cooperated with it. Now the U.S. is…
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Although two American health care workers stricken by the virus had been transported to the United States for treatment weeks ago, one recovered and the other is said to be recovering.
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