Opinion

If you’ve read newspapers this past week you will know by now that Marco Rubio has overtaken Florida Governor Charlie Crist in the most recent polls. Both aim to be the next U.S.…
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Occasionally one runs into a website or blog that is worth looking at, reading, studying and learning from. A friend sent me this one. It’s almost impossible to read everything it…
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Haitians are tiring of waiting for help. At least it’s what I see coming from so many fronts. The U.S. seems to have taken over the country and serves as a buffer as to what…
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If you’re one of those people who still believe that Rush Limbaugh is funny, irreverent, smart… or you simply like the round man, I’d like you to see this Keith Olbermann commentary.…
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What follows is a commentary sent to me by John McAuliff, executive director of the Fund for Reconciliation and Development, an NGO out of New York. John was very involved in the…
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The more we stay the same… City of Miami voters yesterday returned Michelle Spence-Jones to power. She’s the commissioner who was removed from office just a couple of months ago by…
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I once thought ex Miami-Dade Mayor Alex Penelas was number one on my list of corrupt or corruptible mayors from the area -- at least since I’ve been following these things. Our current…
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From the start I said that former Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre would have a tough time raising money in his Quixotic attempt to win the nomination on the Democratic Party side for the…
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I suppose it’s true what they say that “the more things change the more they stay the same.” Such is the case at The Miami Herald. With elections just weeks away in Honduras and the…
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Loved a recent entry in the Miami Herald’s Cuban Colada blog where reporter Renato Perez Pizarro writes that “A Republican Party consultant who works in Washington, Blakeman stopped…
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