Noticias

Cuba's Industriales, baseball players from here, there and everywhere playing ball in Miami. Even former major leaguers like 'El Duque' Hernandez and Rey Ordoñez were on board. But…
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A thoughtful and balanced piece on the Trayvon Martin tragedy. The article was initially written for the Miami blog Let's Talk About It. And as Kateel emphasizes, "losing faith in a…
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Official projects now in the works seek to install, before 2020, eight new wind power farms that would generate 280 megawatts. That's an ambitious undertaking, inasmuch as at present…
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There was little to argue with this month when President Raúl Castro unleashed his fiercest and lengthiest public lecture to date on the demise of Cuban culture.
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U.S. is pressuring Russia to hand over NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden while routinely denying Russian requests to hand over suspected criminals living in America.
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In 1989, about 40,000 people were sentenced to prison for narcotics-related crimes. At present, the number is almost 500,000.
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A baseball game featuring former players from the Industriales, Cuba’s version of the Yankees, was suddenly cancelled this week. FIU President Mark B. Rosenberg refuses to address the…
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In an editorial written by La Alborada the question asked is pertinent: What did Secretary of State John Kerry tell his counterpart Elias Jaua that drew such a reaction from the…
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Racism is rampant in Miami, but any black Cuban who comes from the island saying things that please the ears of the racist ultra-right will be welcome for a short period of time.
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The case of Trayvon Martin is only the latest in a long series of facts that show that the United States is far from the color-blind society in which, according to the Supreme Court,…
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