Noticias

"Protesters shut down I-195 amid Art Basel frenzy." This Miami Herald December 6 front page headline speaks volumes about the chasm – local, national, global – that divides those inside…
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Havana was chosen as one of the world's seven most remarkable cities because "it represents the global diversity of urban society," according to Bernard Weber, president of the…
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Most impressive about Washington's Cuban Encounter were three persons present that made it worthwhile. And the oldest of the three was in his 40s – and not even a Cuban. In the…
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To some extent, we can create the future rather than merely observing the flow of events. Given the stakes, it would be criminal to let real opportunities pass unexplored.
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Dr. Félix Báez Sarria, the first Cuban medic struck by Ebola while on a mercy mission in Africa, returned to Havana on Saturday disease-free, after being cleared by Switzerland's Geneva…
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This should not be viewed or conceived as an US against THEM project: It is simply a group of concerned South Florida residents working to make the place where we live a better place.
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Cuba is interested in being the Latin American outlet of Kamaz construction vehicles and broadening its business and cultural contacts with the Republic of Tatarstan.
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On Wednesday night, protesters were shouting those words across the city and printing them on signs. But, even on the day that Garner died, people yards away heard it (the video…
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With two more years in the White House, is Barak Obama really a lame duck, or can we expect some audacity from this often infuriatingly low-key president? Based on what we’ve seen in…
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President Obama penned an op-ed explaining his decision to do what he can to fix our broken immigration system. This post originally appeared in Gannett newspapers and websites.
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