Progreso Semanal - Our world from progressive perpectives

Why diplomatic relations will change everything.
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The chairman of the Russian Senate's Foreign Affairs Committee called on the U.S to lift its blockade of Cuba and end its economic war on Cuba, among other things, during a lecture to…
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Three men walk on the sand, each one in search of his prey, each one eager to win. A Russian, an American and a Cuban. Their weapons are modern still cameras with impressive telephoto…
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Miami has become, borrowing the title of the Charles Dickens classic, a tale of two cities. Actually, if you look around, it’s what’s happening in too many parts of our world.
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US travel service starts offering weekly charter between New York and Havana, despite ongoing US ban on Cuba tourism.
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The Vatican has quietly removed its Papal nuncio in Cuba, Msgr. Bruno Musaró, and replaced him with the current nuncio for Iraq and Jordan, Archbishop Giorgio Lingua, the Holy See…
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Whenever Julio César La Cruz Peraza raises his fists to his cheeks to defend himself on the ring, his opponents thank that it is a trick, an illusion created by the Cuban pugilist to…
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Miami is a beautiful city; a growing, vibrant city; a city of beautiful people; but because of people like Marc Sarnoff, Miami is also becoming a heartless city where only the rich will…
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A Tallahassee home co-owned by a scandal-plagued ex-congressman is the locus of questions about the senator’s finances and judgment.
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The political world knew that the 2016 presidential race would take shape early this year, but few could have guessed that email access and email security would be one of the dominant…
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