Browsing Category
Noticias
Conexión Miami / Taken for a ride, in a Cadillac
David Beckham's proposed soccer stadium - in the last open space in downtown Miami - is wrong because it insults any sense of smart urban design in contemporary times by deferring to a…
Read More...
Read More...
A far-right, anti-immigrant party becomes France’s ‘new normal’
Sunday’s political landslide in the French elections was human-made and predictable. What is shocking news is that a highly scoring, and even domineering, National Front has come to be…
Read More...
Read More...
The Dreamers and the elections
The Dreamers, those undocumented youths intent on pursuing their dreams, continue to give us much to talk about. Surveys also tell us that if politicians want to know how to attract the…
Read More...
Read More...
Is U.S. turning to Israel for help with Gross?
It would not be unreasonable to speculate that the U.S. is inviting a third party -- or even a mediator -- into the Gross quandary. Just recently the Jewish Telegraphic Agency reported…
Read More...
Read More...
Venezuela in danger
An independent company hired by Washington made a wrong estimate of the technically recoverable oil in the nation's largest shale field, situated in Monterey, Calif. That wrong estimate…
Read More...
Read More...
Official will invite South Korean investment to Cuba
Cuba's deputy trade minister will arrive in Seoul on Monday (May 26), becoming the highest ranking official from the island to visit South Korea since the countries' diplomatic ties…
Read More...
Read More...
Marco Rubio, climate change denier
Florida Senator Marco Rubio says the planet may be getting warmer but human activities, such as the generation of vast amounts of energy from coal and other fossil fuels that produce…
Read More...
Read More...
Cuba a problem for Crist, Scott
Stances on one of the most divisive issues in Florida politics, relations with Cuba, have put both Gov. Rick Scott and his likely re-election challenger Charlie Crist at odds with some…
Read More...
Read More...
Russian oil giant will train Cubans; Putin hails plan
The Russian oil giant Rosneft and the Cuban oil company CUPET signed a memorandum of cooperation that will enable Cuban oil technicians to study in Russia. The signing took place in St.…
Read More...
Read More...
Cuba hopes to reopen consulate in Russia’s second city
Cuba would like to reopen its consulate general in St. Petersburg, Russia, Cuban Ambassador Emilio Lozada García said during a meeting Thursday (May 22) with the mayor of that city,…
Read More...
Read More...