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The future
The future of the U.S. can be seen today in a generation of young people more diverse than ever, who, by 2043, will transform this country into one where whites will be just another…
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Fanuli’s call
It was all the result of random chance. On the afternoon of Feb. 19, 1996, William Jefferson Clinton's private conversation with Monica Lewinsky, a White House intern with whom he had…
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The U.S. and the speck in a neighbor’s eye
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, a Cuban-American representative from Florida, surprised many when she questioned the justice system in the U.S., saying that it was "extremely disappointing" that…
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Cuba-EuroUnion: A long road toward dialogue
In February, the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs invited Cuba to negotiate a "political dialogue" that might put an end to the virtual freeze in relations between the…
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Doral woman a victim of anti-Chavista witch hunts
Pietra Diwan takes pride in the master’s degree she earned in history back in her native Brazil. But a passion for historical accuracy may cost her the business she built in South…
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David Rivera’s never ending scandal(s)
The David Rivera scandal just won’t go away. Last week his confidante and close friend, Ana Sol Alliegro was arrested and deported from Nicaragua where she lived in hiding. David must…
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Cuban-Americans and U.S. elections
According to the 2010 Census, Hispanics (50.5 million) constitute 16 percent of the population of the United States. Cubans (1.78 million) are in third place, but most of them reside in…
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Miami, taxes and sports arenas
Miami was once known for its beaches. Soon it may become the town that keeps building sports arenas. And the money used to build them are ever harder to find taxpayer dollars.
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The CIA torture cover-up
Senate intelligence committee leader, Dianne Feinstein, has provided stark and convincing evidence that the C.I.A. may have committed crimes to prevent the exposure of interrogations…
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Museum art theft set at 70 paintings or more, worth nearly $1.5M
At least 70 works of art worth almost $1.5 million were stolen from Cuba's National Museum of Fine Arts in Havana, CNN disclosed Tuesday. Other than confirming the theft, the Cuban…
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