Opinion

There are signs of a shift in the Trump Administration’s approach to Cuba—from a strategy focused on “maximum pressure” to one that might include military options. In April 2026, the…
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A recent YouGov poll clearly shows that the American public is not interested in going to war with Cuba. The survey indicates that 64 percent of Americans oppose military action against…
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For decades, Cuban migration to the United States was not just about humanitarian concern — it was a political tool influenced by Washington’s hostility toward Cuba. Today, with the new…
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The answer to this question is a very simple, NO.
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Trump announced a two-week ceasefire on Tuesday, April 7, the 39th day of the Israeli-US war on Iran. He depended on Pakistani mediators and a 10-point peace plan put forward by Iran…
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There is a particular kind of leader who thrives in moments of tension: loud, theatrical, certain of his own righteousness. He speaks in threats, reduces complex realities into slogans,…
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When South Florida members of Congress Mario Díaz-Balart, Carlos Giménez, and María Elvira Salazar voted for a balanced-budget constitutional amendment, they aligned with a familiar…
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The presidency has always been more than a political office. At its best, it is a moral stage—one where words carry weight, signal values, and help define the character of a nation.…
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The German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel popularized the concept of the “spirit of the age” to define the set of ideas and values that characterize a given historical…
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Álvaro Fernández recently reminded us in Progreso Weekly that once upon a time, among Cuban exiles, the word dialogue turned into something worse than an ordinary pejorative. Beginning…
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