Progreso Semanal - Our world from progressive perpectives

You would think that playing tit for tat, Democrats would have someone ready to challenge Curbelo in 2016 when he will be most vulnerable and there will be an important presidential…
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Artiles said he filed the bill to counteract a Miami-Dade ordinance that added gender identity and gender expression to the county's list of classes protected against discrimination.
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The mindset of confrontation could make us think that it's all a plan concocted by the USAID (maybe, maybe not) and could put us on the defensive in a process that really requires…
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When it comes to supreme gall, what Yiddish expresses with the word chutpah, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has no rivals.
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"There is a 'silent generation' that doesn't appear in the statistics, whose opinions we cannot share. It's the young people who emigrate"...
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During their talks, Sergey Lavrov and Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez of Cuba will discuss a wide range of current international and regional issues and bilateral relations, including…
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Bookings to Cuba jumped 57 percent for one New York tour operator in the weeks after Washington said it would renew ties with Havana. In February, they were up 187 percent; and so far…
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Beyond inspiration, Cuba’s organic revolution also offers a warning. “We have two paradigms that are clashing,” says Altieri, “the industrial model and the ecological one. Humanity has…
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Neither the 20-or-so students from the University of Alabama who visited Cuba last week nor the fans of the Industriales baseball team will forget the night of Wednesday, March 18, when…
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As in the olden days, when jazz was played in the New Orleans underworld, in a centrally located basement named La Zorra y el Cuervo (The Fox and the Crow) on 23rd Street in Havana’s…
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