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No tacos for Trump’s acolytes
Do members of Donald Trump's administration who have been shunned or heckled at restaurants deserve this type of treatment?
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Korea yes, Cuba no
A question that has been repeatedly asked of U.S. officials in recent days is the reason why they can negotiate with North Korea and not with Cuba. The first reason that pops up is that…
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Weaponizing children
The Catholic Archbishop of Miami, Father Thomas Wenski, said it better than anyone. Trump’s new immigration tactic of forcibly separating children from their parents at the Mexico-U.S.…
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Children in cages
The too many stories of children, some in cages, held prisoner in concentration camps here in the United States is not so unusual in 2018. Have we become so jaded, too busy looking down…
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The G7 and the tensions of the capitalist world order
The warning signs, already on alert, soared in the United States after Donald Trump figuratively kicked the negotiating table during the G7 summit in Canada, where today’s capitalist…
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The Great American Inequality
“A Walmart employee earning the company’s median salary of $19,177 would have to work for more than a thousand years to earn the $22.2 million that Doug McMillon, the company’s chief…
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What evil looks like
What happened to a 5-year-old boy from Honduras named José who crossed from Mexico into the United States with his father and was apprehended by immigration authorities? The father was…
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Former Miami mayor out to make Radio and TV Martí viable
Cubans have this great expression that uses the word ‘botella,’ which means bottle. In slang the word can be used differently. In the case of former Miami mayor Tomás Regalado, his…
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American Airlines adds cargo service to Cuba
American Airlines has become the first U.S. passenger airline to begin offering cargo service to Cuba with multiple daily flights from Miami to Havana’s José Martí International…
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Puerto Rico’s oversight board putting debt repayment over people’s needs, report concludes
In its newest proposed fiscal plan (released May 30), Puerto Rico’s fiscal oversight and management board appears set to use disaster relief funding to finance debt, while proceeding…
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