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By Nelson P Valdes Recently a number of journalists and commentators have wondered whether Fidel Castro has lost his marbles . Thus, Paul Haven of the Associated Press in Havana on…
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We're seriously studying his qualifications, he says From Progreso Weekly staff Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney denied news reports that Senator Marco Rubio was no…
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By David Brooks From the Mexican newspaper La Jornada NEW YORK – While in the cradle of democracy the demos went to the polls last Sunday to determine Greece’s immediate…
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By Bill Press Washington insiders have a bipolar fascination with, and reaction to, leaks. First, they love 'em – couldn't live without them. Official Washington thrives on leaks:…
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By Jorge I. Domínguez From the magazine Espacio Laical (Lay Space) The Catholic Church in Cuba has experienced a remarkable transformation in the past half century. In the 1960s, the…
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Marco Rubio lacks experience and wisdom, say consultants By the Progreso Weekly staff (Editor’s Note: After reports that Romney advisors said Marco Rubio had be discarded as a…
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Rubio lacks experience and wisdom, say consultants By the Progreso Weekly staff Mitt Romney’s political team has stopped considering Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) as a possible candidate…
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By Peter Wallsten From The Washington Post and Associated Press The Obama administration will block deportations of hundreds of thousands of young illegal immigrants who had been…
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An editorial from The Washington Post Florida is one of a number of states to have recently imposed ill-considered restrictions on voting rights, as it interferes with efforts to…
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By Saul Landau New York City’s wealth stands in stark contrast to the countless people begging on its streets. New York is different of course, but not for the 1% who live…
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