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Industriales arrive in Miami
In its continuing coverage of the unprecedented Industriales visit to Miami, Progreso Weekly columnist Yadira Escobar visited Miami International Airport Sunday (August 11) night to…
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Florida sit-in against ‘Stand Your Ground’
On July 16, three days after George Zimmerman’s acquittal in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, the Dream Defenders streamed into the governor’s suite to hold a sit-in.
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Industriales in Miami: Just baseball
There will be two games: one between former Industralistas living outside Cuba and the Havana visitors; the other, between all "the blues" and a selection of players from other…
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Cop still not charged after tasering Miami Beach teen artist to death
Subhash Kateel states that the law is very clear on this and wonders why criminal charges have not been filed against the cop who killed a young, graffiti artist who tried running away…
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A new life for newspapers?
Newspapers in print are dying. The Washington Post company reported losing $49 million in its newspaper operations for the first half of 2013. Will Amazon founder Jeff Bezos be able to…
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Cuban baseball: A threat to our national security
The writer speculates that MLB was told by U.S. authorities to nix the Cuban participation in the Caribbean Confederation tournament.
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When the state does not care
Florida plans to turn over three million Medicaid clients currently served by the state to private sector “managed care” providers. The truth is that private companies have no secret…
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‘Roid’ rage
The culture in which we live promotes steroid use by constantly presenting a muscular masculine figure as ideal, even if the muscles look artificial. Anabolic steroids can cause…
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Amazon founder Bezos to buy Washington Post
Amazon founder and a graduate of Miami's Palmetto High School will purchase The Washington Post for a reported $250 million.
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Big Sugar messes with Mother Nature
As long as we continue returning elected officials to office who accept political contributions from Big Sugar, we will continue getting what we always have gotten: Huge volumes of…
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