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Google Chrome for Cuba: A first step?
"Welcome, Cuban brothers," commented Google Plus user Markus Pro on the web page where the transnational information network announced that its Chrome browser will be available to…
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Solar Power: Anywhere but in the Sunshine State
Now all this sunshine should be good for something other than getting a tan. Indeed: With all that sun comes a huge potential for solar power.
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The tragedy in Ferguson is not an aberration
Almost two weeks have elapsed and much has been said about the tragedy in Ferguson, Mo., a city with a 70-percent black population and a 53-member police department, 50 of whom are…
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Long distance
Those who are afar go to the park where one day I accompanied them to drink the worst rum in Cuba, they go to the photos and the green dot in Facebook, to the book I never returned, to…
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Cuban consulate in D.C. will renew passports till Dec. 31
The Cuban Interests Section in Washington announces that it has decided to extend the services of its Consular Office until Dec. 31, 2014, in spite of the fact it has not been possible…
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Conexión Miami / Turning down $66 billion
The information comes from a new report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Urban Institute. By refusing to expand Medicaid under ObamaCare, Florida will lose out on $66.1…
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Wars and the U.S. world order
What prevents the U.S. from developing a more creative policy that will consolidate its influence in a climate of international stability, in line with the needs and conveniences of its…
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Legal workers must report ‘suspicious’ dealings they might encounter
Lawyers, notaries and legal consultants in Cuba are obligated to report to the authorities any "suspicious operations" they encounter in the course of their work, such as money…
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Copper Fest: A cultural exchange in Miami
This year, for the first time, 26 artists with different specialties are flying together to Miami to share space in the same event.
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Meet Adrian Wyllie, the outlaw Libertarian in Florida governor’s race
The relaxed crowd of happy hour craft beer drinkers Thursday night seemed totally turned off by politics as usual in Florida — the ideal audience for Adrian Wyllie.
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