Opinion

Ai-jen Poo is a labor organizer whose compelling vision of the value of home-based care work is transforming the landscape of working conditions and labor standards for domestic or…
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In Miami there have been caravan of cars for the Cuban Five. Now we hear that as part of the activities being organized in cities all over the world, that started September 12 and end…
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Cuba seems to bring out the worst in Florida politics – especially around election time.
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Former vice president Dick Cheney loves war. Everywhere he turns he sees the opportunity to send American troops in harms way to defeat our enemies – even where there are none.
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To rescue from eternal oblivion the undocumented immigrants who died in the Sept. 11, 2001 attack against the World Trade Center was the difficult mission that Joel Magallán and the…
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The Aquatic Life and Wildlife Conservation Commission of Florida reported that two fishermen pulled a giant sea shrimp while fishing off a pier in a city of Fort Pierce.
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The District 26 congressional race between Joe Garcia and Carlos Curbelo may come down to this: who of the two will be able to better resolve what dogs each the most.
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The apathy we witnessed in Tuesday’s Florida elections is a sad state of affairs when one lives in a democracy that touts the vote as its main tool.
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Most of Miami is a place that many expect will end up under water if we continue on our current path. It turns out, though, that in the District 26 congressional primary, there is a…
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Almost two weeks have elapsed and much has been said about the tragedy in Ferguson, Mo., a city with a 70-percent black population and a 53-member police department, 50 of whom are…
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