Noticias

President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia talked with some in Miami's Colombian community. He conversed for political reasons, of course.
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During its first 14 days, the war in Gaza has left a toll of over 500 dead, the vast majority of whom civilians, and many more injured. Not taken into account by Western media was that…
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The president of the People's Republic of China, Xi Jinping, arrived in Havana Monday night (July 21) in an official visit designed to strengthen the traditional relations of friendship…
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Much smaller, poorer countries are opening their gates for refugees from violence-torn parts of the world. Why can't we do the same? For years, our beloved Lady Liberty has been a…
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With the midterm election a little more than three months away, a legal battle in Florida has cast uncertainty over the state's upcoming congressional races.
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An all-star team of environmental groups are adamantly opposed to an airport project planned on 1,632 acres of land that sit between two national parks in the southern end of Miami-Dade…
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In a new Pew poll, more than three quarters of self-described conservatives believe “poor people have it easy because they can get government benefits without doing anything.” But it…
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The rumor that the governments of Russia and Cuba had decided to reactivate the listening base at Lourdes, started by the Russian newspaper Kommersant, had a short life. In its military…
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Citizen complaints about the recently announced Customs restrictions seem to have touched the editors of the official newspaper Granma, who this week sent two reporters to convey those…
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More and more women are projecting their lives outside Cuba, either for economic reasons, to rejoin their families, to excel, or to acquaint themselves with new cultures.
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